Post by c***@TZYmail.comPost by PaulPost by c***@TZYmail.comPost by George[...]
Post by c***@TZYmail.comI don't see it listed in the Control Panel/Uninstall Programs page?
Look in CP | Devices and Printers
I don't see anything with that name listed there
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Charliech
Here's an example.
https://s9.postimg.org/sf5h0huwv/CP_HS_DP.gif
The path to get there, is in the bar at the
top of the dialog in that picture.
In your control panels, you can switch to Small Icons,
to make the first level more comprehensible. The default
view is pretty ugly and needs to change.
Paul
I see that page, but not sure what you are looking for there. I don't see
anything with Amyuni in the title on my list. How did you print your screen, so
I can print mine and provide it here?
Charlie
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Charliech
You can use "snippingtool.exe" from the run box. SnippingTool is
available in W7/W8/W10 etc. The interface differs a bit between
OSes, as Microsoft can never stop fiddling with the Windows 10 version.
You can locate that on your system drive if you cannot
find it otherwise. Double-click this guy.
C:\Windows\System32\SnippingTool.exe
Select the "window" option, then when the screen starts to
flicker white and it highlights the window you've over,
click on the window with your devices and printers. That will
take the snapshot, which will then appear in the SnippingTool
window.
Select "Save As" and pick a descriptive title. Store
the file some place where you can find it later. A shorter
file name makes it slightly easier to copy/paste in a web
browser later.
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In your browser, go here:
https://postimage.org/index.php?um=flash
There's an upload button at the bottom center of the screen
entitled "Choose Images".
After it uploads, you'll see a whole pile of links
at the bottom of the screen. Like this.
https://postimg.org/image/6sqgjgwcb/ba363de1/
Select "Hotlinks for forums". Highlight, copy and paste the
content where you can edit it. You can see this example
is a mess and won't load for people immediately. Just
the "good" part is what we need.
[url=
Loading Image...
[/img][/url]
Edit the link, and remove the extraneous fluff. Like this.
https://s9.postimg.org/sf5h0huwv/CP_HS_DP.gif
Now, you can post that in a USENET message.
When you're first doing this, it helps to use
one browser (say Firefox) to do the upload, then
use a second browser (like Chrome) and paste in
your URL and make sure it's visible. Don't close
the "control pane" where your upload links were put
for you, until you're absolutely sure the composed picture
looks the way you intended. For example, I had a bad habit
of posting the Thumbnail link in my posts, leading to
a tiny tiny image that people would only laugh at. Make
sure it's the full size that you intended in the first place.
https://s9.postimg.org/sf5h0huwv/CP_HS_DP.gif
As long as the picture is below 1024x768, that site will
not resize it. If you feed a 4000x3000 pixel image to the
site, it'll make your picture a lot smaller, and a bit
grainy looking.
Have fun,
Paul
