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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: A51533 on February 08, 2009, 10:11:37 AM
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Ok this is my problem. I take screen shots using ALT-S. From that point on I am lost. Where does the picture go so I can view it or download it on my computer. I have searched the film viewer but there is nothing there. So where do I go.
rgrlee
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If you are using XP, your screenshots are located in your Aces High program folder. Standard location would be c:\program files\HTC\Aces High II
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for people using Windows XP, you will find them in the C:\programfiles\HTC\AcesHighII\ folder
listed as ahss0.bmp, ahss1.bmp, ahss2.bmp
for people using Windows Vista
best I could tell you is do a file search searching for files listed as ahss.bmp
this should show you what directory they are placed in
wow, Lusche , you type fast........
also some people do not put Aces High in the program files, as with me, mine is located in
C:\HTC\AcesHighII\ folder on Windows XP
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It doesn't jam the folder full of BMP's if you hit the print screen button does it?
I better check. I HATE having all kinds of junk on my boot/app drive.
If it does can you re-target the destination folder?
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It doesn't jam the folder full of BMP's if you hit the print screen button does it?
Print screen just puts one screenshot in your windows clipboard, a temporary file only. The next screenshot taken that way overwrites it.
The AH screenshots that are stored in the folder are made with ALT-S
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Ok this is my problem. I take screen shots using ALT-S. From that point on I am lost. Where does the picture go so I can view it or download it on my computer. I have searched the film viewer but there is nothing there. So where do I go.
rgrlee
In my opinion, this is the worst way to take screenshots (unless you're just trying to get the text buffer or something).
Record what you wish to get a screenshot of (using Alt+R) and use the Print Screen key you have found the perfect frame you want in the film and have set it to full-screen mode.
This way you can adjust zoom, angles, perspective etc etc.
That will leave you with the option to get shots like this:
(http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i253/plague_06/Aces%20High/152vB173.jpg)
(http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i253/plague_06/Aces%20High/152fightersweep05.jpg)
(http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i253/plague_06/Aces%20High/152fightersweep10.jpg)