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nanakikun by way of foxberry and nightfalltwen.
01: Take a screencap of your desktop.
To cap a desktop:
1) Press "Print Screen" (prt sc) button (If just Prt Sc doesn't work, try Shift+Prt Sc)
2) Open your graphics program-o-choice
3) Press CTRL + V
4) Save image as a JPEG
EDIT bynanakikun: on Macintosh OS X, you can open Applications, then Utilities, then Grab. It has a picture of a picture and some scissors for its icon. Choose "Screen" from the Capture menu, then click. If you have an older version of Macintosh, you can push the help key and ask the agent what the keys are for it.
02: Upload the screen cap to your image server.
Don't have one yet? Use Photobucket, ImageShack, or some other free service.
03: Reply to this entry with your screencap or a link to your screencap. Along with any explanations you feel are necessary.
04: Post your cap in YOUR LJ along with these instructions.
So, my desktop (1024x768). Pretty sparse; I like it that way, because it lets me admire my desktop image (click on "souvenir", then download) better. Most of my stuff is hidden away in various places, not least of which my Dock (OSX = pretty decent GUI!).
nanakikun by way of foxberry and nightfalltwen.01: Take a screencap of your desktop.
To cap a desktop:
1) Press "Print Screen" (prt sc) button (If just Prt Sc doesn't work, try Shift+Prt Sc)
2) Open your graphics program-o-choice
3) Press CTRL + V
4) Save image as a JPEG
EDIT by
nanakikun: on Macintosh OS X, you can open Applications, then Utilities, then Grab. It has a picture of a picture and some scissors for its icon. Choose "Screen" from the Capture menu, then click. If you have an older version of Macintosh, you can push the help key and ask the agent what the keys are for it.02: Upload the screen cap to your image server.
Don't have one yet? Use Photobucket, ImageShack, or some other free service.
03: Reply to this entry with your screencap or a link to your screencap. Along with any explanations you feel are necessary.
04: Post your cap in YOUR LJ along with these instructions.
So, my desktop (1024x768). Pretty sparse; I like it that way, because it lets me admire my desktop image (click on "souvenir", then download) better. Most of my stuff is hidden away in various places, not least of which my Dock (OSX = pretty decent GUI!).
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