The purpose of this blog is for students to collaborate during the process of creating, recording, and writing an equation for the sound wave of a musical note. The note must come from a wind, string, or percussion instrument made by the student.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Help with printing graph
I dont know how to use hypersnap or figure out how to get the graph to print off??
to use hypersnap, close the window of the graph you want to print and open hypersnap first, once you do that reopen your graph then go back to hypersnap and click "capture" then "full screen" and it should bring your graph onto hypersnap where you can print it
There is also a thing called "Snipping Tool" on your computer. Go to Start, type in Snipping Tool in the search bar and it should give you a little thing that allows you to cut out anything on your screen. You may or may not have this on your computer.
Another alternative method to printing off the graph is if you bring up Audacity with your graph and then if you look on your keyboard, there should be a button labeled "Print Screen|SysRq" or something very similar. By pressing that, an image of what your entire screen looks like at the time is copied. By opening Paint or a similar program, you can paste this image by using "Ctrl + v" or going under "Edit" and selecting Paste. After the image is pasted you can use the cropping tool to select what parts of the screen you want to print and then copy that image and paste it into a Word Document where you can then print it.
to use hypersnap, close the window of the graph you want to print and open hypersnap first, once you do that reopen your graph then go back to hypersnap and click "capture" then "full screen" and it should bring your graph onto hypersnap where you can print it
ReplyDeleteThere is also a thing called "Snipping Tool" on your computer. Go to Start, type in Snipping Tool in the search bar and it should give you a little thing that allows you to cut out anything on your screen. You may or may not have this on your computer.
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ReplyDeleteAnother alternative method to printing off the graph is if you bring up Audacity with your graph and then if you look on your keyboard, there should be a button labeled "Print Screen|SysRq" or something very similar. By pressing that, an image of what your entire screen looks like at the time is copied. By opening Paint or a similar program, you can paste this image by using "Ctrl + v" or going under "Edit" and selecting Paste. After the image is pasted you can use the cropping tool to select what parts of the screen you want to print and then copy that image and paste it into a Word Document where you can then print it.
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