| Posted: 28 Nov 2007 04:46 | ||
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| It would be really convenient If there were a way to place the Screen Shots you took, assuming that you took multiple SS's consecutively, and those images were to be projected on a clip board that is held in Fire Fox. This will save space and create a faster way to edit what you need since the images you took could be portrayed on the clip board as long as you don't delete your cookies/cache, and once you're done editing what you need you just save your final image then delete internet files. In example, this system would work like when you copy something in Microsoft Word and then a clip board appears with your selected copies, but they disappear once you close that document. | ||
| Posted: 30 Mar 2014 15:25 | ||
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| Sorry to bumo this up but have you found any work around on this Maxima? | ||
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