Welcome to the 32 bit and 64 bit Vista Forums Tutorial Section

[Brink]

Welcome to the Vista Forums Tutorial Section !!

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[go-to-lady]

	Quote:	oldcrow74
	Don't get me wrong, I find your tutorials very useful. But couldn't you either provide printer-friendly versions or scale down the size of the pages? It's bad enough to have to scroll left and right to read some of them, but it's nearly impossible to print them without spending inordinate amounts of time cutting and pasting into a word processor and deleting graphics, fiddling with fonts and margins, etc. We don't all have huge, hi-res monitors or the ability to print on legal size or larger paper.

All I can say (and I will) is to each his or her own!

If you follow the steps and toggle back and forth (via ALT Tab, for instance) between the tutorial and whatever you're attempting to do, there shouldn't be any real problem.

If you want to save a tutorial for future reference OR you want to follow the instructions offline and close the browser, just copy and paste it into MS Word if you want to keep the hot links and graphics or into note pad which won't put any graphics in it (maybe a lot of white space though) and then change the font size to whatever you want.

If you want to do less scrolling while viewing the screen, you can use the keyboard shortcut to decrease the screen size by pressing the CTRL key and the minus sign. To increase the screen size, press the control key and the plus sign.

You can bookmark the specific tutorial or email yourself the link. The possibilities are endless!

Besides, the people running these forums are doing so on their own time and money. I'm grateful they are willing to do these things for the general public.

That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it! Please remember, I said this is my opinion. Not a criticism of anyone else's opinions. I don't do that.

Steph

[Brink]

	Quote:	oldcrow74
	Don't get me wrong, I find your tutorials very useful. But couldn't you either provide printer-friendly versions or scale down the size of the pages? It's bad enough to have to scroll left and right to read some of them, but it's nearly impossible to print them without spending inordinate amounts of time cutting and pasting into a word processor and deleting graphics, fiddling with fonts and margins, etc. We don't all have huge, hi-res monitors or the ability to print on legal size or larger paper. Other than that, it's great! ("Other than that, how did you enjoy the play, Mrs. Lincoln?")

Hi oldcrow74,

You should be able to get a printable version of the tutorial by clicking on Show Printable Version under the Tutorial Tools box to the upper left of the tutorial. I hope that this can give you what you need to make printing them out easier for you.

Shawn

[limey]

	Quote:	oldcrow74
	Don't get me wrong, I find your tutorials very useful. But couldn't you either provide printer-friendly versions or scale down the size of the pages? It's bad enough to have to scroll left and right to read some of them, but it's nearly impossible to print them without spending inordinate amounts of time cutting and pasting into a word processor and deleting graphics, fiddling with fonts and margins, etc. We don't all have huge, hi-res monitors or the ability to print on legal size or larger paper. Other than that, it's great! ("Other than that, how did you enjoy the play, Mrs. Lincoln?")

There is a great little utility called 'Snagit' by techsmith, it will capture scrolling windows, active windows, selected regions etc. and save, print or transfer to other application. I don't know how any Windows user could be without! And no I am not a salesman for them.

By the way this is my first visit to vistax64. Having been a windows user since v3.1 I still find there is much I dont know, ("There are Known knowns and known unknowns ......etc." ) especially with some of the little quirks introduced in Vista, hopefully the answers are to be found here, if not it seems the best place to ask the question.

[ggbib]

I recently just migrated to dual core 64. For all it's worth, this forum rocks. I think transition a little less painful than I was warned about. Myself, I find 64 bit OS just jams.

Thanks to everyone who posts the good info here. (hope this rite place to say thanks, )

J

[Mr Stone]

I just made a small donation, short from what the site is worth. I will make more as time goes on. Thanks for keeping the site running. If they be any thing I can do to help just ask.

Thanks.

Stone

[Brink]

Thank you Stone. I'm glad that you like Vista Forums, and I hope that we can always be of help for you here.

Shawn

[Panzer1997]

Hi, Thanks for this website and help etc. I donated as well under my hanomag37 email address as I plan on asking some questions not that I am currently waiting for a newly ordered computer to arrive.

I noticed that with some issues/ posts, computer specifications were being asked for. How do I add those to my profile, I didnt see a clear place to add them.

Thanks in advance and great job with this site.

[z3r010]

Hi Panzer

Welcome to the forum and thank you for the donation

You can add your system specs from the system spec option in your usercp

John

[Panzer1997]

Thank you for your reply.

[z3r010]

Just an update with regards to donations.

Please see the following thread for info:- Donations - Lets buy Brink a decent PC