[mrtypr]

Hello

Im not sure if this is the right forum to ask this. But i am working on some Uni stuff and I want to put some pictures in my step by step guide on re-imaging a computer. I need explain the steps from the software i use at this job i am at. So to re-image a computer we use a bootable software called novell ZENworks reimaging engine. It boots up directly from the CD. So windows doesnt start of course. I want to take some screen shots of myself going through the re-image procedures. But i dont know how to take screenshots or where they get saved to when im using this program. I only know how to do it when im in windows.

Does anyone know?

thanks in advance

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It's called a Digital camera. Not joking here... unless an OS is running, there is no program I know of that can be executed for capturing screen images... much less let you save it somewhere.

You might try contacting Novell to see it they have a tutorial with photos and use those images.

[makai]

It's called a Digital camera. Not joking here... unless an OS is running, there is no program I know of that can be executed for capturing screen images... much less let you save it somewhere.

You might try contacting Novell to see it they have a tutorial with photos and use those images.

[mrtypr]

I tried a digital camera and the pic come out blurry and poor. I think i found out a way. At the place i work at, they have MACs, and they run dual Operating systems. You can run windows xp on top of mac using Boot Camp. I will try running mac and windows through boot camp and run the bootable cd that way. Hopefully it will boot up the program i want and ill take a mac screenshot from there!

[makai]

Well, don't know if even that will work, but good luck! Please write back with your results as it may help someone else in the future.

Thanks,
makai

[mrtypr]

Found an easier way to do it. Installed a program called parallels workstation. It lets you start another operating system while running your base one. So I ran that program and run the boot cd with that. The program runs in a window. There is also a screenshot option built in the program that just takes a screenshot of the window. so you dont have to worry about cropping etc

[jsef120]

^ you already done that one is that a win xp window running on vista? can you teach me how please ^^ im still stuck trying one of those but they said the program is still not complete and full of bugs

please excuse my reply im just excited ^^ lol

[pinso]

Found an easier way to do it. Installed a program called parallels workstation. It lets you start another operating system while running your base one. So I ran that program and run the boot cd with that. The program runs in a window. There is also a screenshot option built in the program that just takes a screenshot of the window. so you dont have to worry about cropping etc

Hello i searched in google n came to this forum:
u see even i want to take a screen shot of some bootable program, n since u mentioned parallels workstation, i downloaded the full version, i see may be their no other way taking a snap shot . Can u please tell me the process of capturing some screen shots ,, i like to take some shots of Hiren boot cd n gparted for reference purpose to other side of the forum.
I used Acronis to backup,and their is this secure zone , inevitable my 5 GB was lost in the process, Gparted has seen the idle n hidden partition how i cant get that to see to the people i m asking some quiries,,,,
can u please explain the process of taking a screen shot, thank