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SCREENSHOTS
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       Manual Method to take Screenshots. It is assumed you are already in your game/sim. 1. Get a good 'pause' - as in real life photography - try to pay attention to background, set distance in View Options. You can achieve a reasonable result by setting this to around 500 feet then zooming in & panning round until you're happy with the image on the screen.  | 
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       2. Press 'Print Screen' on your keyboard. Some systems allow for Shift/Print Screen - although mine does not. This will copy the screen image to your Clipboard ready to be pasted into a Paint program.  | 
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| 3. Start your Paint Program. I personally use Corel Photopaint for most of my stuff, but Paint Shop Pro, Photoshop & a host of others including MS Paint & Gimp (downloadable here) will work fine. For this demo I use MS Paint as everyone will have this. The principle is the same with all Paint Programs. | ||
| 4. 'Paste' or 'New from Clipboard' or whatever your program requires. | ![]()  | 
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       5. Now you have your screenshot. You can save now.! But >> I prefer to select an area of the image - which will be the final shot. Select an area - cut & paste again.  | 
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| 6. Resize - it's usually better to resize. | ![]()  | 
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       7. Save as '.jpg' or '.gif.' - Most 'photo' style images work better as JPG's & most 'illustrative' images work better as 'gif' format. Most Sim images will work best if saved as a JPG. Happy Shootin!!! 
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