Internet Tip: Using a Picture of a Web Page in Communications

Posted by accountingweb on Dec 30 1999 102 printer friendly

If you are working in a Word document (or PowerPoint or other graphics package) and would like to add an image of an Internet page, do the following: (1) Bring the page up in your browser. (2) Get rid of as many of the toolbars on the top & bottom of the browser as possible so you can maximize the size of the page on the screen (put your cursor at the edge of the toolbar frame just above the web page and click and drag up). (3) Copy what's on the screen by holding down the WINDOW button (the Microsoft Windows logo) and the PRINT SCREEN button simultaneously. (4) Paste the image in your document by hitting CTRL and "V" simultaneously.

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