CAD doesn’t require screenshot software – taking screenshots is a breeze!
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This post was last edited by megatron747 on 2010-1-8 at 16:15. I recently discovered that beautiful images in CAD can be obtained without the need for third-party software for taking screenshots – the built-in functions can achieve this! First: Select the area of the image you want to capture (I don’t need to explain this in detail, right?) Hold the left button and drag, then enter jpgout in the command bar (to save the image in JPG format) or BMPout (for images in BMP format). Go ahead and give it a try :)
I never knew how to take screenshots, but now I finally have a simple method; it works well.
This is the output command for AutoCAD raster images. JPGOUT BMPOUT.
I’ve learned it; it’s a great way to take screenshots
Not bad. It’s really useful. I wasn’t interested in commands before, but it seems they are quite important after all
It can also be more clear using something like wmfout
I’m not too fond of this black background; I usually print it as a PDF and then take a screenshot
7# mysgreen: Mine is from CAD 2009, and the background is white
This function can also be accessed via Menu -> File -> Export (E), or through COMMAND:Export
CAD2010 exportpdf generates PDFs
These commands have nothing to do with a black background