where do your screen shots go after you take them?

[mikro]

where do they go? i have a funney one of an airplane speed goinr 1450 miles an hour.

[Mister Frag]

If you hit Print Screen without any additional software installed, the image is simply placed onto the standard Windows Clipboard. You'll have to paste it into something like Paint and save it to a file from there.

Changes are you HAD a funny picture of an airplane going 1450 miles an hour...

[mikro]

i'll tell you how to get an air plane going so fast..... get to 600 speed and then go up up up up every once and a while you cant go up so pic up speed and when you please and your at 20000 alt DRRRRRROOOOOOOPPPPP and keep going till you reach 500s then pull up or you can crash into the oceon thanx

[mikro]

oh yah wheres the clip bored?

[Mister Frag]

The Clipboard is where objects are held when you use Cut and Paste. It's not a file on disk, it only exists in memory.

That's why I said that you had an image of you going 1450 miles per hour, because when you turn your computer off or perform another copy or cut operation, the bitmap that is on the Clipboard will be lost.

[mikro]

s**tTTTTTT!!!!!!!!

[theavonlady]

LOL!