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• take screenshot and saves the image to a PNG file

  Hello

  How do I take screenshot and save the image as a PNG file?

  Thank you

  Avivit.

  If you want a picture of façade one VI, you can use the method to obtain images of Panel (or the Tool of Capture of Code, which offers a range of screws for this).

  If you want a picture of the entire screen, you can simulate a button on the print screen, using the method of Clipboard.Get Image Application class to get a picture of the contents of the Clipboard. If you are looking for "screenshot" you should probably find a few examples already.

• Could not save JPEG images, but only as png and .bmp

  Original title: Missing File Extensions

  Hello

  I tried to save some pictures to the internet on my computer but I have only 2 options (.png and .bmp) file extension. I can't save it in jpeg format so that I can download it for an online profile. I saved the images as jpeg, but the option no longer exists. Is there anyway to fix this?

  Hi BuccoFan,

  Since you're using Internet Explorer 9, follow the steps below to:

  1. Press Ctrl + SHIFT + delete
  2. Select the temporary Internet files, Cookiesand history
  3. Click Remove

  Now try to save the image, and you should have the ability to save in jpeg.

  Let us know if that helps.

• png image does not open in Firefox (wants to download)

  This is one of those little annoying things. I enjoy working the Samarai. available from djape Sudoku puzzles. Solutions for all the different puzzles are available on a single page: http://www.djape.net/sudoku/wp/index.php/solutions/

  For puzzles, I can right-click on the image of the puzzle, open in a new tab, and print it from there. But the solutions are different - they are png graphics that are a link to the solutions page. I can not just with the right button, because the image is a graph generic blank puzzle. The link takes me to a .png file, but I can choose only to open the chart with preview or save the file. I prefer to open in a new tab and print it to in Firefox, because the title of the page (and therefore the date of the puzzle) may appear on the printed copy and I know what goes with what puzzle!

  I searched Add-ons that could allow me to don't solve this problem - no luck. Firefox preferences only let me not choose between 7.6 QuickTime plugin or a snippet, and they both just open in the preview.

  Whenever a web page has just a png image as part of its page, which loads well (including the graphics on the Mozilla support site). Why does a different problem just because it is accessible by a link?

  Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  -Sarah

  Look to open them in the browser: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/8207

• save an image in an image file and reloaded on another computer for the image processing

  Hello

  Can I save the image to an image file and then reload the file on another computer for the image processing? What type of image format should I save for it? Is there any loss of image if I do this? The machine with the camera sits in our lab, and I want to test the software on my own computer image processing. So can someone give some good ideas on this. Thank you

  Jane

  I assume you have the module development VDM and vision acquisition software going TO on your computer.

  So just use playback IMAQ and IMAQ save functions. BMP, png are good for losless save unlike jpg and jpeg2000.

  Hope this helps

• Write several .png images

  Is it possible to write several .png images in a folder designated by a path?

  I'm surprised that I have not really found any documentation on this topic.

  I am able to do is:

  -capture a single .png image of a camera and save it to a folder

  -launch the camera in video mode and watch the video through a VI

  I basically want to run in a video mode and capture every image and save it as a .png file.

  I'm not too familiar with LabVIEW, so please forgive my ignorance.

  I understand.  Thank you.

• How to save an image in a table?

  I want to take a picture I created using IMAQ 'antenna to image' and save it.  The goal is to be able to use this image to create a template in the Vision Assistant and corresponds to other images produced by tables similar to this model.  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Godnumber1-

  The easiest thing would be to save the image as a .png file.  To do this, call IMAQ Write queue and select the PNG version.

  Greg Stoll

  Vision R & D

  National Instruments

• Write mulitple .png images

  Is it possible to write several .png images in a folder designated by a path?

  I'm surprised that I have not really found any documentation on this topic.

  I am able to do is:

  -capture a single .png image of a camera and save it to a folder

  -launch the camera in video mode and watch the video through a VI

  I basically want to run in a video mode and capture every image and save it as a .png file.

  I'm not too familiar with LabVIEW, so please forgive my ignorance.

  Hi jmeyer33,

  You can designate a base of your folder path and then give each file an another relative path using the path VI build. You can concatenate the name of the file and the value of loop iteration at loop (converted to a string for the decimal number string) If you want each name to be the same with the exception of a counter at the end (picture0.png, picture1.png, picture2.png, etc.).

  Kind regards

  Stephen S.

• My problem is that when I try to save an image from Adobe Photoshop by using the 'save for Web' half of the dialog box does not appear.

  I use a Vista Home Premiuim Windows in an Acer Aspire One 10.1 "." My problem is that when I try to save an image from Adobe Photoshop by using the 'save for Web' half of the dialog box does not appear. Can someone help me please?

  Here is a screenshot of my problem...
  [IMG] http://i55.tinypic.com/of5w01.png [line]
  Help me please.

  Hello

  1. were you able to see the front dialog box?

  2. did you of recent changes to the computer?

  This happens because your screen resolution is less than the required minimum of 1024 x 768.

  You can try to change the resolution of the monitor and check.

  For more information, see the link:

  Change settings display on multiple monitors

  Change the screen resolution

  You can also refer to Adobe support links and also post your request in the Forum from Adobe for assistance:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/433020?TSTART=0

  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/403/kb403268.html

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/Photoshop/photoshop_windows

  Hope this information is useful.

• How can you save an image downloaded to your folder of class?

  Hi guys,.

  I would like to know if it is possible to record images uploaded in your file of the application. For example, in eclipse, under my BB application, I created a folder images in the src directory. I would like to save the image to this folder.

  When retrieving the image to use, I use ' images/test.png' so I tried to make a backup of "images /" but it does not work.

  I tried this link, but it does not work. Because, for example, they use

  fileconn.dir.photos
  

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/is-it-possible-to-save-an-image-downloaded-f...

  I can't possibly store all the images to use for my application in the folder of photos of BB.

  Please help me on this.

  Files that are generated with the source cannot be changed once the application was packed. The files that the application downloads must be saved using one of the mechanisms of data storage that offers the rim: database SQLite, RMS, persistent store, the device memory, card SD or Runtime store. See the category of storing data in the documentation of the API for more information.

  Files that are provided with the application are accessible using Class.getResourceAsStream () or Bitmap.getBitmapResource (). If you put a "xyz.png" file in a folder "res" and "res" are inscribed on the way to build in the project settings, then the path to the file is ' / xyz.png '. If you put it in a subfolder 'images', the path is "/ images/xyz.png. If you place the file in the same folder as the source of the class mypackage. Foo (i.e., "src/mypackage/Foo.java"), then the resource can be found as Foo.class.getResourceAsStream ("xyz.png") (without a leading "/") or as "/ mypackage/xyz.png" using any object of the class.

• How to save png or jpg in the library of Cloud?

  I have the idea that you simply move the objects of applications and it is in the library. However, if you wanted to Sage png, JPG, which are the exported on, PSD? It seems that if you import the png and jpg in, PSD or INDD and make them slide library, he adds that if the asset has been created in this program. Web browsers don't support not add them to the library - only when you purchase or download stuff on the market. You can add them through Bridge.

  At a time I remember being able to do this and use the asset in any application, but it seems that the feature is gone. Any help would be appreciated.

  And run an error that says "image type is prohibited" appears when you try to attach a screenshot here. So I hope that someone understands what I'm looking for help with.

  I do not work for Adobe. Generally, you will find personal Adobe in the forums.

  (1) "it seems that if you import the png and jpg in, PSD or INDD and make them slide library, he adds that if the asset has been created in this program.» This is how work CC libraries. For example, if you place a JPEG file in InDesign, and then drag the JPEG as well as InDesign libraries CC illustrations he does not keep a link to the JPEG file. You should incorporate the JPEG format in the InDesign file. When InDesign copies to a library, it includes a file of extract (useful for back into InDesign, where it can be restored) and a PDF file (useful if you place it in Illustrator or Photoshop).

  Then to circle back to your original question, "How do I save png or jpg in the...» Library? "You open them in Photoshop and let them slide to the library.

  (2) ' the web browsers don't support not add them to the library - only when you purchase or download stuff on the market. " You cannot add them by bridge. "Web browsers or bridge are currently part of a CC library workflow. As the diagram at the beginning of the first reference I gave you has pointed out, library workflow is based on the implementation of CC CC desktop applications and mobile applications and use the work in mobile applications and desktop applications.

  (3) "and run an error that says"image type is prohibited"appears when you try to attach a screenshot here.» You are running within the limits of the Jive, which is Adobe software licenses to run the forums. Only files such as PNG or JPEG can tie in the window using the "camera" icon image.

• How to: save the image in multiple formats AND edit file names every time automatically?

  Hello!

  First of all, I hope I'm not opening a discussion that has already been asked/Treaty. a lot. I couldn't find a solution to my particular problem until now in the web and I hope someone can help me.

  I work with Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.

  My problem is: I work a lot with product photos (whole/collage of several elements) and I want to speed up the process-saving in multiple formats (JPEG and PNG, sometimes TIFF as well).

  The initial situation is: I have a main PSD file (to keep things clean and centralized) with several layers, each layer containing a different element. I need to check/uncheck layer visibility often, add/remove elements of collage to generate variants of game.

  With every change that I agree (very minor steps), I have to go to SAVE AS... (Shift + ctrl + s)-> SET a format (JPEG, PNG, TIFF)-> EDIT file name (according to whole-variation [e.g. "Assembly-set01_lightbulb" / "Assembly-set01_lightbulb_cable" /...]---> save.) Fact.

  And then REPEAT the steps together, define another format drop-down list, change the name of the file again (since the file original .psd remains without additions) and so on...

  This process could his insignificant, but for me, when it comes to the variations set, consumes a lot of time, in particular, by taking changes in layers is a matter of 2 clicks.

  So what I know: There is an option to automate the in some workflows. I can create an action, where hitting a predefined key, the original PSD is saved as JPEG and PNG. But that's all. No change of name of file or the destination can be performed (AFAIK).

  Now what I want: I want to hit a predefined key, SAVE as... context-window, JPEG (...) is defined by default as defined format, I can modify the file name and/or ideally choose another folder to save to (...). Press enter-> the file is saved in JPEG format with the file name and alternative way edited. A new RECORD under... context window appears, PNG (...) is defined as the default format defined, I can still ideally to change the file name and press ENTER to find:

  -the original (unchanged) PSD file,

  -a copy of this image to JPEG with file name changed (... _xxx.jpg) [in another folder path, if I wanted to.

  -a copy of this PNG image with file name changed (... _yyy.png) [so somewhere else if I wanted]

  All this with the push of a single button(-combination) and my entry to change the names of files.

  Is it possible? I hope that my request is understandable and you could understand, what I want to achieve. The process itself is quite simple, but I have too complex concepts on how I want to maximize my workflow.

  Thanks in advance.

  Regards, Phil

  Hi Phil,

  This is something impossible in Photoshop as if now that the process you are looking for is very personalized and can be reached only in Photoshop.

  The only way that you can save a JPEG and PNG file is by creating an action, and that's what you have already tried and does not give you an option to change the file name or destination location.

  Concerning

  Sarika

• PNG images are converted to the size of huge files

  Hello

  I used InDesign and Word to generate subtitle images that I put then in first CS6 in the form of PNG images with alpha channel. So I have 800 + PNGs in a folder in my project, and I'm carefully their calendar on my video track as a base image. As I'm trying to change my project, I get a message no. hard drive space left. I check my HD and I went to have 600GB of storage to 100MB. I discovered that most (not all) of my 20-30kb PNG images have somehow converted into 2-4 GB a piece when the first is open! I have recorded the images so that they are open first to Kbs, and immediately I look all slowly convert them to these huge file sizes. Please can someone explain what is happening? And how can I remedy this situation?

  I'm on a Mac OS X 10.10.5. Adobe CS6. The files are named "legends # .png ' if it makes a difference (so it's a bit like a sequence). My video is 45 minutes long with many discounts, graphics and audio samples at HD1080 containing approximately 8.5 GB media. The project file is around 53 MB.

  I tried to use for the parser in the metadata tab for legends, but I decided against it, because I don't like the style and the lack of control of the legends in the first. I don't know if that has anything to do with it, but I get a message when I want to quit smoking that first is save metadata. 20,000 x it might first save metadata in each of my PNG images that would make is it original size? Help, please!

  Thank you very much in advance for any help!

  Randall

  You can try to disable "ID XMP write to files during the import" Edition-Preferences-media menu

• When I transform a raster (png) image, a smaller size it keeps the original resolution?

  I'll describe my basic setting to help answer the question.

  (1) I am the conception of a corrugated litho label. The work plan of size is size 1:1 to the size of print box.

  (2) chart most East of vectors. No problem.

  (3) some graphics are rendered png of the product. Here are the rentals makes high resolution (600 / 1200 dpi).

  (4) when I add in the file in illustrator, they are size superior, they should be. If I simply turn the scale to 50% is the resolution of the raster image remain the same?

  Transforming the image in Illustrator does not change the amount of pixels in the original image.

  You must

  1. Find out from your printer what resolution they recommend.  Although the label for corrugated will be 300 dpi or less, usually 2 x lip.
  2. Open your image in Photoshop. Unchecek resample, change your dpi to your porinter say you.
  3. Save your image

  Now when you place it in Illustrator you will get a maximum quality of your image if you do not evolve, or reduce the image. If you need to put the bigger picture, then you will need to return to a higher resolution. Don't worry about the scale of a small amount of 10% or less, but something bigger that you can Sam art see pixellation.

• Save PNG files in the original folder, using the droplets in Photoshop CC 2014

  I want to save the RAW of Lightroom in PNG images and found an online method that involves the use of a droplet in PS. I created this drop with a PS action which is to save an image as a PNG file, to a folder that I call "the PNG files. To get a PNG file the procedure goes like this:

  From Lightroom, the image is saved in TIFF format in a new folder it is the original folder

  After you save the image, the drop is automatically used from Lightroom;

  The TIFF image is opened in Photoshop and saved as a PNG image in the 'PNG files' folder

  My problems with this is that (1) it creates a needless TIFF file and (2) the final PNG image is not saved in the folder of the original RAW file. Ideally, I would like to convert TIFF PNG in Photoshop and crush the TIFF file with the final PNG file. But with the manner of Photoshop "save under" and functions 'Save for Web' are put in place, I have to choose a specific folder for the PNG file, which means that all images resulting themselves in a single folder, instead of in any folder the TIFF file was saved to. With droplets there is an option to "Save and close" which would replace the original with the final file TIFF file. However, it bypasses the action where I saved the image as a PNG, so I essentially be run over a TIFF with another TIFF file.

  The current situation is that, in the interest of the Organization, I would have to (1) remove the TIFF files after each export and (2) move the final PNG files to the folders that I want them to be. This would, of course, a lot of time.

  If you could help me with this problem, I would be extremely grateful! With the media I use much better than JPG PNG files display. Now, I just want to get a good workflow.

  When you save the action to save in PNG (not save it to the web), it anywhere is the location.

  It will replace you in the drop.

  Action-States a location of 2014/06/04 (not applicable)

  

  The location of droplets-Overrides.

  

  The Save and the narrow part of the droplet is there for that. A location is never requested.

  Preference in Photoshop - ensures that the png is saved along with the tiff.