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[David Thrasher]

If your intent is to save a still image from iMovie 2, there is a "Save Frame As" option under the file menu (assuming you are in Mac OS 9...not sure if it would be under the same menu in X).

-Dave

Original message:

Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2003 08:49:43 -0400
Subject: [MacDV] Re: iMovie2 tutorial
From: J. Keenan 
Message-Id: <77F01666-B9E7-11D7-A2AF-000A95823A62 at islands.vi>


On Saturday, July 19, 2003, at 08:15  AM, Preston  wrote:
>
> you can always do a selected screen capture. that saves the portion
> of the screen you want as a PICT file.
>
> to do this hold the shift and Apple key. then press the number 4 key.
> your curser turns into a cross hair. just drag around the portion of
> the screen you want to save as a PICT file, then release the mouse
> button.
>
> then you can import that PICT into a document and add any text you 
> would like.

Great idea! I hadn't thought of screen capture.  I had tried copy and 
paste, but it doesn't work. Thanks.

Joan