On 3/13/2010 4:43 PM, Andrew Murray wrote:
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> You need to save the image to your PC and open it in Paint, or you can
> try right click / copy and then Paste it into a new file in the Paint
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> "bullett55" wrote in message news:...
>> Thanks for the response. I am really a tech dinosaur. I'm not sure
>> what you mean by "do you have the map saved there"? Saved where? You
>> will need to lead me by the hand - sorry. This is the scenario. I
>> google a map of a lake and that google map is in a box/frame on
>> my screen. I want to "paint"/show a racing course of buoys on that pic
>> of the lake. Then I want to be able to email that pic of the lake with
>> the race course on it to friends and also be able to post the lake, w/
>> the race course, on racing forums on the web. I do understand how to
>> get into the "paint" location of my pc (start>acc>paint). Just
>> cant figure out how to get the 'lake' pulled up so I can 'paint'
>> the buoys on it. I know this is a lot to ask. If or when you have the
>> time your help would be greatly appreciated. Thx in advance.
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>> Post Originated from Vista Support Forums
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You may need to do a screen capture of the Google map using Vista's
"snipping tool", then save that picture as a file. You can then open
that file in Paint and draw on it. Paint is pretty rudimentary as a
drawing program. You can do a Google search for other drawing programs
if Paint is unsatisfactory.
Bill