| Posted: 25 May 2008 07:19 | ||
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Hi,
Congratulations on a nice bit of software... However a few things could be improved... A context menu would be great for captures on screen, using the right mouse button. My question: I have been reading the issue about memory and I am having a similar problem. I get a warnig telling me I need over 650 MB of Ram. I have a Pentium IV at 3.4 Ghz Video card: Envidia Gforce 6800 GT 3GB of RAM Windows xp pro sp3. Can you help? Thank you in advance, Nick |
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| Posted: 25 May 2008 11:46 | ||
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Hi, thank you.
Unfortunately I didn't understand you statement about context menu. Can you explain it please? Regarding RAM, sometimes it takes a lot of *VIDEO* RAM to store screenshot in so-called fast memory. Possibly this is your case. Can you give me the URL of the webpage you're trying to capture. |
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| Posted: 25 May 2008 17:10 | ||
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Yes, a context menu giving the option of capturing the image or page in question just by clicking the right button on the mouse.Jus what appears when you click on the icon on the browser toolbar.
The page I am trying to capture is: http://psdtuts.com/photo-effects-tutorials/awesome-photorealistic ... It is a turorial I would like to print to be able to see what I am doing in the lesson whilt I have my Photoshop open. Thanks for your kind support. Regards, |
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| Posted: 27 May 2008 08:18 | ||
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Such kind of context menu exists. Make sure you didn't switch it off in the FireShot's settings.
Regarding your webpage. It's really big, and you may have the troubles described. I've nothing to do in that case. |
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