cut and paste entire screen images into PP

[Guest]

I want to cut and paste and entire image of a web page into a PP
presentation, so it has all the toolbar buttons on the image, like the "Home"
key ahe "Back" key, etc... I have seen this before, but do not know how it is
done. Can anyone help?

Thanks,

Rob,
Teesside,
UK

 

[Bill Dilworth]

If you just want the image, then a screen capture will work. I suspect you
want the functionality of a web page, not just the image.

See:
**Import Web Pages into PowerPoint
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00143.htm

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[Guest]

A screen capture is just what I want - I don't want the image to actually
"work". But I have no idea how to do a screen capture. Or where to find it...

 

[Bill Dilworth]

With the webpage displayed on your computer, press the 'PrtScreen' button
(usually in the upper right corner of the keyboard). In PowerPoint select
Edit -> Paste. The screen image should be inserted. You may need to adjust
its size, trim, and such.


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[Guest]

Bill,

I go into the screen I want. Press "Print Screen". Then I go into PP, right
click... but "Paste" is grey - there is nothing to paste.

It will be me, I'm crap at stuff like this.

Thanks for your help though,
Rob.

 

[Bill Dilworth]

On some systems, I seem to remember that you need to press the shift or
control keys to get a screen capture option.

If this does not work, for whatever reason, then you also have options like
Snag-it by TechSmith. This is a very powerful capture program I use
extensively and love. There are also some free screen capture utilities on
the web if you have the time to search them out.

Bill Dilworth

 

[Guest]

Thanks for your help, Bill,

Much appriciated.

Rob.