Quiltingboard Forums - Eight charts of valuable and interesting Quilter Conversions, Yields, etc.

Quiltingboard Forums (https://www.quiltingboard.com/)

- Links and Resources (https://www.quiltingboard.com/links-resources-f4/)

- - Eight charts of valuable and interesting Quilter Conversions, Yields, etc. (https://www.quiltingboard.com/links-resources-f4/eight-charts-valuable-interesting-quilter-conversions-yields-etc-t260112.html)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lady Diana (Post 7060118)

Yeah,good luck copying them. There doesn't seem to be a print option...and they want their logo in the middle of each chart. I tried to highlight and copy, when you right click, your highlight disappears. So I went to each chart, put the cursor in each one, right clicked, copy, then pasted in a Word doc. Yes, the charts are blurry...they scanned them in rather than using a file format for their website.

Yep, they did not optimize the pics, but I was able to copy them and size them up to about 5" wide without too much loss.

HERE'S ANOTHER WAY TO CAPTURE THOSE PICS besides the right-click which works most of the time. I have found this a great timesaver and it works when the right clicks don't: THE SNIPPING TOOL. I have Windows 7 (hate Windows 8), and from the Start Menu, search on >SNIPPING. A small box will come up asking you to frame up the item you want to copy. From there, it displays it on another screen from where you can copy, redirect, etc. I put mine into Word.

Actually, I use the Snipping Tool so much, I've put it on my Taskbar. Give it a try; I think you'll like it.

Thanks for these useful charts. I'm going to make copies for myself and DIL, who also quilts.

Thank you for this valuable information!

Thanks for sharing! Always good to have these handy.

I did a selection and then printed and it worked fine.

Great site and I have printed them out. They will go in my binder for charts and other neat information. Thanks for the link. I really enjoyed looking at all their products!

Thanks for the post.

I right clicked on each, saved it to documents, then opened it in Media Smart Photo and then hit print.

Thanks for the link.