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  1. 18th Jun 2012 06:34 pm #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReMark View Post
    ... in AutoCAD 2000.
    Oops - I guess when the OP said old computer, they really meant old computer.
    I think Print Screen and MS Paint could be used back then for jpg screen capture.
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    2000? Kind of old. It's when they start talking about r14 or r9 I start having brain seizures. I can't remember what I had for breakfast Saturday let alone what commands were available back then.

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    Trust me this computer is not high tech. Im running windows 2000. I tried saving the screen shot as jpeg too. kept getting an error. I worked it out though.
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