Category talk:Articles that need an image

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Using the Print Scrn / SysRq Button
Have a video clip with what looks like an excellent snapshot when you pause it at a spot? Here's how you can edit it to turn that snapshot into a file to upload:
 * 1) Pause it at the spot, then press the Print Scrn / SysRq button. It's next to the F12 button on most computers, diagonal from the Backspace button. This button copies whatever is on your computer, like using Copy and Paste.
 * 2) Open up a Paint document. Look in All Programs >> Accessories.
 * 3) Use Ctrl + V or Edit >> Paste. Your old screen is now pasted!
 * 4) Select the 'Select' button from the toolbar to create a box of what you want left of the screen (cropping the image).
 * 5) Press Ctrl + C to copy or Edit >> Copy.
 * 6) Go to File >> New. Say No when it asks to save untitled.
 * 7) Paste as before. You have a clean file to save as a bmp, png or jpg and upload!

Optional: After pasting the old screen, save the file and crop the image with another, familiar picture program (like Adobe).

Hope this helps! Wayoshi

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Talk to me if you need any sprites for the creatures, objects, or areas. - Yoshi Mastar

Question
How do you add an article to the Image requested page? --PeteyPiranhaLover 12:27, 8 August 2006 (EDT)
 * Simply add to the top of the article. -- Steve (talk) 12:51, 8 August 2006 (EDT)

I tried it several times and it didn't work! --PeteyPiranhaLover 13:12, 8 August 2006 (EDT)

It should. What EXACTLY are you doing? Maybe I can help. I did create it, afterall. H K

I just put {Image} and after that I tried {image} but that didn't work! --PeteyPiranhaLover 13:33, 8 August 2006 (EDT)
 * It's . -- Steve (talk) 13:52, 8 August 2006 (EDT)

Yep. . That's it. H K