Print WEI Table Diagrams

[DrCue'sProtege]

how do i print out the Cuetable diagrams? i've tried, and all i get is a blank page with some light green shading in the background.

i was thinking of diagramming all of the shots i practice and have them in a binder, and was thinking the Cuetable might be a good tool to use to diagram them.

thanks for any help,
DCP

p.s. i know i put WEI inthe subject line, but i meant Cuetable, sorry

 

[skiflyer]

never tried... but if all else fails, hit prt-screen then paste in the image editor of your choice and print from there. Alt-prt screen will narrow it down to just the selected window (i.e. the internet browser)... and then mspaint can handle it very easily.

 

[poolplayer2093]

how do i print out the Cuetable diagrams? i've tried, and all i get is a blank page with some light green shading in the background.

i was thinking of diagramming all of the shots i practice and have them in a binder, and was thinking the Cuetable might be a good tool to use to diagram them.

thanks for any help,
DCP

p.s. i know i put WEI inthe subject line, but i meant Cuetable, sorry

didn't you take lessons from Scott Lee? he gave you some table diagrams didn't he? he gave me some with the rest of the packet of info. just photocopy them. or i believe they have some in Bob Henning's "the Pro Book"

 

[td873]

how do i print out the Cuetable diagrams? i've tried, and all i get is a blank page with some light green shading in the background.

i was thinking of diagramming all of the shots i practice and have them in a binder, and was thinking the Cuetable might be a good tool to use to diagram them.

thanks for any help,
DCP

p.s. i know i put WEI inthe subject line, but i meant Cuetable, sorry

No offense, but you might actually try looking for the answers

For example, if you hit the "?" on the Wei table, there is a section called:

Lesson 8: Imaging and Printing​

Here is a link to the Help page: http://cuetable.com/howto.html

And here is a link to the description of printing.

If you click the link, it actually tells you how to print the diagrams. Doh!

-td

 

[cuetable]

In addition to people's suggestion, you might want to check the following link for a quick lesson with illustrations.

CueTable Public Library > Resources > CueTable Software Lab > Workshop > Steps to Save CueTable Layout Graphics in MicroSoft Word


The trick is knowing how to use the ScreenCapture button in the software..

I will be rewriting the software again soon; this will be one of the main area to improve..


There are other tricks in the same location as well. Be sure to check them out and share with friends

 

[CreeDo]

to expand on what skiflyer's saying and clean it up a bit...

1. get the whole table on your screen
2. press printscreen on the keyboard (makes a screenshot)
3. start -> programs -> accessories -> paint
4. press ctrl+v to paste the screenshot.
5. click any tool on the left (this takes the highlighting away from the entire screenshot)
6. click the dotted rectangle tool from the list of tools on the left (it's at the top right corner)
7. click and drag from the top left corner of the table to the bottom right.
8. press ctrl+c on the keyboard. This copies just the table you highlighted.
9. press ctrl+n for a new document
10. press ctrl+v. This pastes just the table instead of the entire screen.
11. press ctrl+R to Rotate and choose the bottom option for rotating 90 degrees.

It should now be ready to print and fit decently on a normal piece of paper. Under file you can choose print preview to be sure.

In step 7, when you're sort of highlighting what you want to crop to, you can also choose to highlight the text in a post above or below the table.