I would like to finish off a holiday movie with a segment that tells viewers
to check out our website blog. Is there anyway I can actually import the
website page as an image? So far I just took a photo of my computer screen
with the website uploaded and imported the photo of the screen, but the
quality is rather poor . Thanks for any suggestions.

MIrving wrote:
> I would like to finish off a holiday movie with a segment that tells
> viewers to check out our website blog. Is there anyway I can
> actually import the website page as an image? So far I just took a
> photo of my computer screen with the website uploaded and imported
> the photo of the screen, but the quality is rather poor . Thanks for
> any suggestions.
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You mean photo with a camera?

Try doing a Screen Shot...

Press your Print Screen key and
paste the capture in an editing
program so you can save it.

Or...download the following freebie
and try it:

Gadwin PrintScreen
http://www.gadwin.com/download/

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
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Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

you can embed a command to open your website at the end of your movie....
using the File Manager utility that's included in the Windows Media Encoder
package.

If that's what you mean... versus taking a snapshot of your webite and using
it as the final picture in the movie.
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PapaJohn


"MIrving" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I would like to finish off a holiday movie with a segment that tells
>viewers
> to check out our website blog. Is there anyway I can actually import the
> website page as an image? So far I just took a photo of my computer
> screen
> with the website uploaded and imported the photo of the screen, but the
> quality is rather poor . Thanks for any suggestions.