I am trying to print a chart from the Talk Thru The Bible, page 380. This is the outline chart for 1Corinthians.
How do I print this chart and maintain the original chart's precise integrity?
I would like to hand this out to my class this Sunday
Since the chart is not an image I think your best bet is to capture it as a screen shot. Do you know how to do that? if not what operating system are you running?
RandyMlinek:I am trying to print a chart from the Talk Thru The Bible, page 380. This is the outline chart for 1Corinthians.
I've redone them all in Powerpoint causing the vertical segments to rotate horizontally when I get to that part of the lecture. To capture them is nearly impossible. Here's a PDF screenshot for the one you want from my collection1738.Image1.pdf. Enjoy.
God bless
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Dr. Wooten,
Thank you! I will use the chart this Sunday for the glory of God.
It sure would be nice if Logos could come up with a simple way for us to print anything from the books we unlock with them.
Thanks again.
RandyMlinek: It sure would be nice if Logos could come up with a simple way for us to print anything from the books we unlock with them.
They are working on the Print feature, so that will come in a future update which you'll be able to download for free.
In the meantime, if you don't have Dr. Wooten around to make charts for you and you want to print a chart from a book, as long as it will fit on the screen all at one time (which this particular one does), you can do a screen capture using a utility such as Jing (which is also free to download, from http://jingproject.com) which will let you copy any rectangular region of the screen or save it to a file. If you copy it, you can then paste it into Word or some other program and print it from there. Or if you save it to a file, you can then open it by double-clicking on it, and then print it from whatever program opens up when you double-click on image files on your computer. Let us know if you need help with this process. It's pretty handy to know how to do anyway. If you're ever having trouble with something in Logos and need help, it's sometimes useful to be able to post a screenshot here to show us what you're talking about.
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