I have to make a truth table and circuit diagram function for a study assignment.
I wanted to cut out the individual circuit diagrams from a screenshot of the tasks.
However, the edited screenshots can't be saved.
Would anyone have any idea why?
I never had this problem on my PC.
However, I'm currently on the go with my new laptop and this is faxing.
Would be cool if someone had a suitable solution, because I still have to submit the task later in the day.
PNG format?
Yes png
However, the edited screenshots can't be saved.
First saved and then edited? Rather, was the file previously blocked by reading view? Actually, I only know this reading view with email attachments in office programs (Wourd and Excel). Now I do not know if the image files are part of it.
If you are now looking for a reading view, I know that it is called differently, but I just can't think of the correct name for the view.
If that didn't work, just follow this tip again: open the file and an image editing program. I think it's "ctrl" and "print". So take a picture of the file and insert it into the image program. It is best to save the file in "jpg file". Close the program. Open My Computer to open the file with it. Edit, save / save under name 2.
Just write briefly for further help. Maybe it worked with the instructions.
Try it with "jpg file". For more best read my answer.
Restart Windows once. So do not shut down and then switch on again.
In Windows 10, you can use the key combination Windows logo key + Shift + S to copy any section of the displayed screen content to the clipboard and paste, edit and save it in any software using Ctrl + V.
OK.
Just as a question, what kind of device does the questioner have and what is the name of the operating system? Maybe this will help you find the answer faster.
Just think briefly about whether it fits in as a supplement.
Standard help is available to those who do not provide this information. And those who take the three minutes and write what they are having trouble with will get more effective help.
Should we ask the questioner whether it worked?
