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Distribution: Solaris 10 (x86) and Windows XP Pro SP2
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Printing Java Applet Applications?
Im running this online satelite tracking Java applet and I want to print it. Or, I tried to do a Cntrl + C and the Paste, but the paste button was not dark or was faded out in StarOffice wheI tried to paste it...
Is there any ay I can print a Jaca applet from CDE? Or, JDS will work OK too but I hate booting everywhere around to just to have things working...
Distribution: Solaris 10 (x86) and Windows XP Pro SP2
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I,m tracking satelites online and its using a Java Applet. How can I print that Java Applet? Because I did a Cntlr + C and opened StarOffice and the PAste icon was faded...I dont know why In Windows it works in Microsoft PAint...But not here. Is there any way?
You see. I posted this almost 24 hours ago and you see what I mean that people dont use as much Solaris?? I was right....
Distribution: Solaris 11.4, Oracle Linux, Mint, Debian/WSL
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I,m tracking satelites online and its using a Java Applet. How can I print that Java Applet? Because I did a Cntlr + C and opened StarOffice and the PAste icon was faded...I dont know why In Windows it works in Microsoft PAint...But not here. Is there any way?
Why are you cutting and pasting when you goal is simply to print ?
Did you simply try to print from your browser ?
If what you want is really a snapshot, this can be done with the command "sdtimage -snapshot".
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You see. I posted this almost 24 hours ago and you see what I mean that people dont use as much Solaris?? I was right....
Distribution: Solaris 10 (x86) and Windows XP Pro SP2
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IM trying to PRINT a Java Applte were you can track satrelites..from a browser....I cannot because the Applet is on another window...
Now this command "sdtimage -snapshot". what you gave me please explain how to do it...I just wanna print the Applet...Thats all, please explain how...Because I have to boot into Windows all the time in order to print...Sounds retarded in my opinion...
After doing the command..."sdtimage -snapshot" then whats next???
And the reason I copy/paste and then past it inti StarOffice because that the way how it worked in Windows and then printing from there from StarOffice or PAINT which is better...
Distribution: Solaris 10 (x86) and Windows XP Pro SP2
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Please be specific please. You just gave me a command...
Now, I go to the website and load the Applet then go into a Term. Console and then type that command and thats it???
Please be detailed here.
So am correct?? All i have to do is to go to that Java Applet or load it and then go to a Console and type this command??? "sdtimage -snapshot" and thats all while in that Applet? Please explain.
you can either type the command "sdtimage -snap" or right-clicked on your desktop and go for Applications -> Snapshot and choose either 'window' or 'region' , probably 'region' is the one that you are looking for ...
Distribution: Solaris 10 (x86) and Windows XP Pro SP2
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I did thr REGION PART...Ok...Im still lost...I loaded the Java Applet tracking map. Then I went and go ahead with your instructions....I selected REGION AND THEN SNAP....But then I opened up Star Office and atill I could not PASTE IT.....
after you snap that applet , save it as an image file to your favarioute folder and reopen it from inside Star Office(note :: i havent try that yet , but i believe it could be done by this method) ...
//oh frankly , i hate office documents of all sorts ...
Distribution: Solaris 11.4, Oracle Linux, Mint, Debian/WSL
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Please explain now what I did wrong this time???
Please explain why are you carefully ignoring some of the questions you are asked to ?
Please explain why are you opening Star Office when all you want is printing ?
Please explain why do you need someone to tell you to open the "File" menu from the sdtimage application, then select one of the "Print" options, or just click "Control-P" to print the screenshot when everyone else just find it by themselves ?
Please explain why are you ignoring the meaning of "Help" when appearing in a user interface ?
Please explain why are you trolling this forum just to be spoon-fed ?
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