"System Security Warning"

Open the screen in question then click "Print Screen".

 

If you just want the forward most image, click "Alt" + "Print Screen". 

 

That copies the screen image to the internal clipboard.

 

Paste the image into any imaging program or MS Paint. Save as a .jpg or .png.

 

Create an account on any of the free image hosting sites such as Image Shack, Photobucket, etc.

 

Upload your image to the hosting site. Once the upload is complete, you will be able to copy the "link" code (use direct link).

 

When you write your post, place the cursor where you want the image to appear and then click the "Insert/Edit Image" box.

 

 

A new window will open.  Paste the image link in the "Image URL" line.

 

Then, click in one of the Dimensions boxes and the image size should appear.

 

Click "Insert".

 

 

Check the preview to make sure your message looks okay and then click "Post"

Message Edited by Phil_D on 01-19-2009 12:10 PM

How do I get to the "internal Clipboard?"

 

Then, can I use Photoshop (which I already have) for the next step?

You don't have to get to the internal clipboard. As long as you don't copy anything else after your screenshot, just open Photoshop (good choice!) then click "File" > "New". The new blank canvas will appear. Click OK. 

 

The new canvas will be the size of your screenshot. Click "Edit" > "Paste" and your image will be there.

Sorry, I can't figure out the next step.

 

I have the "screen shot" in a file now, using Photoshop, but I don't know how to get a "URL" for it, and I don't know where to find a "link code."

Save the file onto your computer as a .jpg or .png file. You cannot place an image directly onto the forums. You must link to an image hosting site.

 

Create an account on any of the free image hosting sites such as Image Shack, Photobucket, etc.

 

Upload your image to the hosting site. Once the upload is complete, you will be able to copy the "link" code (use direct link).

 

When that is done, follow the instructions I provided earlier for posting in the forums.

I got so far as dealing with the “image link”, which I don’t understand.

Hi Rohatyner:

I don't have a photobucket account but I think that having downloaded your screenshot there, if you click on the picture, the link should show at the top of your browser.  The link is the address to where the picture can be seen.   You right click on that address, choose copy, then come back here to the board.  Right click again and click on that little chain looking icon beside the happy face. A screen will come up. You want to right click and choose paste to insert the address of the picture where it says "url".  See how that goes.

You are doing great by the way.  You've already been more places than most grandparents want to go.:smileyhappy:

Well, I got the URL, finally, and pasted it in the "Image URL" space, but then nothing happened when i put the cursor in the "Dimensions" box.

 

When I previewed the message, nothing came up but my name date registered, etc.  The image from Photoshop did not appear.

Okay, so once you have your photo  downloaded, when you run your mouse over the picture a choice of urls will come up.  Click on direct link. when it is highlighted in blue, right click on it and choose "copy".

Come back here and once you are into the reply area, click on the image tree.  When the screen opens, right click and paste  into the image url section and change the size to 600 x 480 in the dimensions box.Click insert and it should be visible.  Check preview and post.  Quite the operation! You are just about there.

Hi Rohatyner,

 

Since you are having trouble posting the image, please just paste the image URL into your next post as a line of text (not using the insert image box) and I will try to help.

 

Message Edited by Phil_D on 01-20-2009 10:58 AM

C:\Documents and Settings\Alvin\My Documents\My Pictures\Adobe\Scanned Photos\screen

Okay, then your image is still on your local computer.

 

As mentioned earlier, you will have to sign up for and create a user account on one of the many free image hosting sites.

 

Then you can upload your image to that site. When uploaded to the image hosting site, you will be able to get an "http" address link that looks like the one in this post.

 

You can then either just paste the link in the body of the message, or insert it into the image box.

Phil,

 

Let me clarify.

 

I have Photoshop, and following your instructions, the screen shot is now a JPEG image.

 

I put the URL into the slot called "Image URL", then added some dimensions suggested by another contributor, then hit "insert", but I did not get an image.

Hi Rohatyner,

 

I understand that you have a JPEG image of your screenshot. At the present time, images cannot be placed directly from your computer onto the Norton forums. All images must be linked from a third party image hosting site.

 

Your image must be uploaded to a site like Imageshack or Photobucket. Then you will place the URL image link (not your actual image) in your post.

 

As an example, if you go to my earlier post and right click on the first image, under properties you will see "Address: URL" where the image actually resides: http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/6451/inserteditimageut2.png.

 

In this case, the screenshot is actually on the Imageshack website, but is visible on the forums because of the direct link to Imageshack.

 

 

 

 

Rohatyner:

 

Go to www.photobucket.com.  Click the green "join now" button and fill in the info.  Once that is done

you will be taken to a place where you can "upload from computer." Click browse and find your photo,

click on open or upload, and it will be saved in photobucket.  The instructions for how to get it back here will

make more sense once you have got that done.

Good suggestion, delphinium.

 

A "hands-on" approach may clarify the procedure.

http://s575.photobucket.com/albums/ss195/rohatyner/?action=view&current=screen.jpg

Hi

 

Have you recently or have installed a registry optimiser program installed?? Or Registry Optimax??

 

Quads 

I may have.  While I was searching for “Hijackthis” or the Malware program, both of which I used to clean up the mess I was in, I crashed into some kind of registry program and may have down loaded it.  I cannot find any evidence of it, however, when I go from “Start” and look through my existing programs.  Is it trouble?  If so, is it hiding in a dark corner somewhere?

Go to "Control Panel" "add & remove programs" to see the list of installed programs.

 

Those 2 registry programs have the toolbar you are talking about in question as part of the install.

 

See http://forums.techguy.org/malware-removal-hijackthis-logs/782670-taskbar-not-working-bluephone-toolbar.html

See down where the poster says

 

"thanks so much for your reply. but uninstalling registryoptimiser seems to have solved all of the problems. If you think its worth doing what you suggested still, let me know and I will but otherwise I won't for now."

 

And it looks as though the hijackthis entries in question are

 

O2 - BHO: AskBar BHO - {201f27d4-3704-41d6-89c1-aa35e39143ed} - C:\Program Files\AskBarDis\bar\bin\askBar.dll

O3 - Toolbar: Ask Toolbar - {3041d03e-fd4b-44e0-b742-2d9b88305f98} - C:\Program Files\AskBarDis\bar\bin\askBar.dll

 

Quads