XPost: comp.text.pdf, alt.comp.os.windows-10
From: ollie@invalid.net
On Wed, 13 Mar 2024 16:15:32 +0100, Shinji Ikari wrote
>>The main question is how to get a better quality screenshot to PDF.
>
> Show the Screen with as big resolution as possible (far bigger than
> the PDF will show) and then take the Screenshot. Maybe use an 8k
> Screen?
Thanks for that advice, since this is not a question of how to download a
book, but how to save something that is presented only on screen in about
two hundred instances.
I have a working solution so what I'm seeking from experts is a better
working solution - specifically with higher resolution than the solution.
I did change my monitor from the recommended to other resolutions, but none
were as good as the recommended resolution (1920x1080) but that could be
expected since it was the highest resolution offered by Win+I > Display.
> Then you have the maximum screenshot you can make.
I was hoping to "sharpen" the image where I was hoping there is a PDF tool
out there which does that - much like Irfanview sharpens a JPEG snapshot.
> If you want more, then it is not a screenshot any more, because it
> can't be from your screen.
The question is all about finding a PDF screenshotter (c.t.p) that can be
edited to be sharper (c.e) on the Windows platform (a.c.o.w-10).
The situation, summarized is:
a. How do you obtain a sharper screenshot than your resolution (windows).
b. Once you have the screenshots, how do you assemble 200 of them (PDF).
c. And is there an editor out there that sharpens the images (editors).
Otherwise, my approach (which is essentially the first approach that I took
to the problem of assembling & sharpening 200 screenshots) is the best.
But I asked the question here in the hopes to find a better solution.
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