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  • March 13, 2014
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darren
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I have a workspace that I would like to share with others (who don't have FME) and was wondering whether it is possible to save / export the current workspace to an image file?

 

I've managed this in a roundabout way but I had to print the workspace to a PDF, save the PDF out as an image and then crop it to size.  I then had the options to either distribute as an image or to re-PDF the cropped image.

 

There must be an easier way I'm missing :)

 

 

Best answer by david_r

Hi,

 

 

one possibility could be to zoom the workspace to show everything (Zoom Extents button on the toolbar) then do a Print Screen and save as picture. There is a very nice free screenshot capturing program called Greenshot (http://getgreenshot.org/) that will make it very easy to only capture a portion of the screen, optionally let you annotate it with boxes, etc, and then save it on disk.

 

 

David
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Hi,

 

 

one possibility could be to zoom the workspace to show everything (Zoom Extents button on the toolbar) then do a Print Screen and save as picture. There is a very nice free screenshot capturing program called Greenshot (http://getgreenshot.org/) that will make it very easy to only capture a portion of the screen, optionally let you annotate it with boxes, etc, and then save it on disk.

 

 

David

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