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Re: OT: Posting a parts schematic in PDF??


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Posted by SweetFeet on February 02, 2013 at 14:16:15 from (70.35.103.74):

In Reply to: OT: Posting a parts schematic in PDF?? posted by Tx Jim on February 02, 2013 at 12:34:22:

INSTRUCTIONS to use SNIPPING TOOL to save a PDF file as a picture for posting.

Open the PDF document you want to post...but make sure you click on VIEW, then ZOOM down to make the PDF small enough so that the entire page of it fits on your computer screen (I think 50 percent zoom will do it - 75 percent was a littel too big.

Open Snipping Tool (if you cannot find it easily, you can just type “snipping tool” into your search bar that is found at the very bottom/left of screen when you click the round MS "Start" button .

Snipping Tool when open is just a small box on your screen. Tells you to use your cursor to select what you want to copy. Just click on one side, while HOLDING DOWN mouse button... drag it across the selection you want to copy. Then what you just selected now looks like its own small window.

NOW...Click on: FILE then SAVE AS...Then double click on your PICTURES library to open the library.

Now in that window...name this snipped file in the first box of the "save-window”, BUT...

ALSO in the "save-window"... make sure you click the down arrow of the bottom box (below where you name it)...And select JPEG as the file type (otherwise it may save it in a format that will not post on YT).

Now just do your posting on YT and then follow the normal UPLOAD PHOTO process and you’ve got it.


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