date: 2021/7/13
How to paste the currently displayed screen image into another application like Microsoft Word
Four methods are available. Follow the steps below.
[Method 1: Copy the screen image on the emulator to the clipboard]
When the emulator screen is used, a screen image close to the actual one can be pasted.
- Select [Transfer] → [Emulate] → [Start] on the V-SFT-6 editor to start the emulator and the simulator window.
- Select [File] → [Copy Image to Clipboard] to copy the screen image to the clipboard.
- The screen image in the clipboard can be pasted into another application.
[Method 2: Copy the screen image on the V-SFT editor to the clipboard]
- Click [Tool] → [Screen Image] → [Copy to Clipboard] on the V-SFT editor.
- The following dialog is displayed. Click [OK] to copy the screen image to the clipboard.
- The screen image in the clipboard can be pasted into another application.
[Method 3: Create an image file of the screen image displayed on the V-SFT editor]
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Overlaps and screen images in the screen library can be made into an image file in the same way. |
- Click [Tool] → [Screen Image] → [Save in Image File] on the V-SFT editor.
- The [Output Range Setting] dialog is displayed. Specify the screen number range to create image files of, and click [OK].
* The portion in the red line differs depending on the edit window such as overlap or
screen library. - The [Select Image File to be Saved] dialog box is displayed.
Specify the filename and file type (*.bmp or *.jpeg) and click [Save]. - The following dialog is displayed. Select the [Layer] to output and click [OK].
- Use the created image file* on another application.
* Each filename is suffixed with "_screen number".
Example: Filename "a", file type "*.bmp"
Image filename of screen No. 0: ...a_0.bmp
[Method 4: Save the screen image on the V-SFT editor in rich text format (*.RTF)]
- Click [Tool] → [Convert to Rich Text Format] on the V-SFT editor.
- The [Rich Text Format Setting] dialog is displayed. Select the output range, check [Screen Output] and click [Execute].
- The [Save As] dialog is displayed. Enter a filename and click [Save].
The saved file can be opened in Microsoft Word.
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The created RTF file is not compressed so the file size may be extremely large. Open the file in Microsoft Word, select [Save As] and save it as an ordinary document (example: "*.doc") to reduce the file size. |
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