making a jpeg of an html page

[A-two]

I'm going for the trademark of my main domain name and need a jpeg image of a couple of webpages as evidence of prior useage. I don't think I can do that without special software. Is there some shareware available? If not, I would really appreciate help to capture a couple of pages.

Thanks in advance.

[marcus]

Hi

I would use 'CTRL' and 'Print screen' together which copies a picture of the screen to clipboard

Then 'paste' into a new file in photoshop or similar.

Does that achieve what you want?

Cheers
Marcus

[A-two]

Marcus,
Thanks, but I don't have Photoshop, so can only save to Freehand in eps format, which is unreadable. Also, the image includes toolbars at the top, but not the whole page, so the copyright is missing off the bottom. If I scroll up, the banner is missing from the top.

[Normandy Cow]

Joanna - you don't have to paste it into Photoshop, you can paste it into Word...

[Normandy Cow]

Me again!

For the purposes of establishing copyright, how important is it that it is all on one screen? If not, why don't you do 2 screendumps? I would have thought that would be sufficient?

[A-two]

Catherine,
Thank you! I saved the Word document as a web page and this seems to have created the image as a jpeg, which is what is required. I get so frustrated struggling with simple things like this!

[diablo]

Alt + Print screen is better, copies the active window rather than the whole screen in the screenshot.