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8. If the screen shot is a file on your computer ... try tinypic.com

Tue Jan 22, 2019, 02:12 AM

Jan 2019

Now, all I need to do is figure out how to post a screen shot.

They have a couple of other ways too.

Another I use is imgur.com

I've done some where I have an image on my computer, I use the "Snipping Tool" that comes with Windows 7 ... to draw a box around it and then save it as a file (the default choice was Capture.png).

Then I went to tinypic.com, specified that it was an Image, and then where it has "Choose File" - one has to find where Capture.png was saved ...

I know this is kind of an outline of what I did -- the difficult parts may be finding the "Snipping Tool", and then later, in TinyPic.com, finding the file on your computer... Feel free to ask for more details.

Anyway, here is a screen shot that I made somewhat earlier of the message I'm typing now

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STOCK MARKET WATCH - Monday, 21 January 2019 [View all] Tansy_Gold Jan 2019 OP

EARLY DRAFT . . . . Tansy_Gold Jan 2019 #1

Thanks much for battling the candles! I especially enjoy the WTI one. n/t progree Jan 2019 #4

Frustration! Tansy_Gold Jan 2019 #5

Thanks for putting the little ones in. n/t progree Jan 2019 #6

So I had a very busy day today Tansy_Gold Jan 2019 #7

If the screen shot is a file on your computer ... try tinypic.com progree Jan 2019 #8

snipping tool Tansy_Gold Jan 2019 #9

okay here goes Tansy_Gold Jan 2019 #10

Yup. I have no idea either. Thanks for the screen shot. n/t. progree Jan 2019 #11

Interesting that the markets continue to rise, even with the shutdown question everything Jan 2019 #2

I don't get it either -- they say the China trade talks are going better... progree Jan 2019 #3