jpg or gif of large web page

[funcrew]

Help out a computer-illiterate R3Ver: I have a html document that extends vertically over several screens, so you need to scroll down to see the whole thing. A couple years ago, I took a screen shot that captured the entire file in a jpg or gif, but I can't remember how I did it. Obviously a screen capture only grabs what's visible at the time.

No doubt this is dead simple - Any advice would be appreciated.

[ky0u]

There are extensions to your browser that will let you do that. What browser do you use

[funcrew]

Chrome.

[ScHpAnKy]

you could take two seperate screenshots and paste them end-to-end, alternatively, you could print it to PDF.

[ky0u]

This might work:
http://www.webpagescreenshot.info/

[e30vert]

In Windoze -

CTRL and the Prnt Screen Button together. Then open paint or any photo related application and choose Paste or just press CTRL and V.

Done!

[ky0u]

In Windoze -

CTRL and the Prnt Screen Button together. Then open paint or any photo related application and choose Paste or just press CTRL and V.

Done!

I think you mean Alt+ prnt scrn :p but no that doesn't do it either. That takes a cap of the active window in it's current view. What OP wanted was to be able to cap a whole webpage without having to scroll down and take mulitple shots and put them together

[ScHpAnKy]

you could always use the zoom function (typically ctrl and minus/plus) to fit the whole page in a single screen

[agent]

I believe Chrome has some PDF printing functionality built in; or you can use CutePDF.

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