How fast can you Spank the Monkey?
- Thread starter janiedriver
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OOOps! Pay no attention to that girl behind the keyboard! Someone want to remove this for me?
dx said:we need to spank the monkey... from time to time.
been hanging about with that PC-GUY too long eh DX lol
@janie its still good to go over old stuff i just remember wasting a whole day playing that game and got a score of about 800 something
I only got up to 180 mph. I guess I'm a bad Monkey Spanker.
Only 521 mph?
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How do you guys make your screens show up here?
hit the print screen key on your keyboard and then edit/ paste into the art package you use for your computer painting janie
cut to size to remove any desktop stuff etc and then save out and upload here
cut to size to remove any desktop stuff etc and then save out and upload here
Oh bother!!
My favourite program for screencaps has been "Irfanview" (www.irfanview.com) for some time.
Actually, if it's running, you can screen capture directly to it, but otherwise it's PrintScreen (Prt Scr key), and then run it and paste.
Outline the section you want and choose CROP (I think it's the edit menu - still not got my full toolkit installed on the machine).
The clever trick, you can also select a section and apply the PIXELATE filter, to hide things you don't want - looks really "PRO" compared to "paintbrush" paint-outs.
Can save in JPEG (good for pictures), or in GIF or PNG (good for text and precise graphics).
I usually try a colour reduction to 256 before PNG, if it doesn't look too awful.
Irfanview will probly be faster and more direct than doing these tasks in a fancy art package - and like all my favourite suggestions, it's free **for personal use**
Actually, if it's running, you can screen capture directly to it, but otherwise it's PrintScreen (Prt Scr key), and then run it and paste.
Outline the section you want and choose CROP (I think it's the edit menu - still not got my full toolkit installed on the machine).
The clever trick, you can also select a section and apply the PIXELATE filter, to hide things you don't want - looks really "PRO" compared to "paintbrush" paint-outs.
Can save in JPEG (good for pictures), or in GIF or PNG (good for text and precise graphics).
I usually try a colour reduction to 256 before PNG, if it doesn't look too awful.
Irfanview will probly be faster and more direct than doing these tasks in a fancy art package - and like all my favourite suggestions, it's free **for personal use**