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Holding Alt when you hit the Print Screen will capture just the active
window. If your browser lets you get rid of toolbars, etc. it may make
editing easier.

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Joe Barta wrote in message <7cbfin$4gb$3@plonk.apk.net>...
>"Valdiss Koodeen" <f-prod@zap.a2000.nl> wrote:
>>Hi all!
>>
>>I'm looking for a converter of HTML to GIF, basically so that I have a
>> graphical
>>picture of the HTML file I have. Can anyone advice me something of that
sort?
>>
>>Valdiss
>>
>>
>>____________________________________________________________
>>....and since life's meaningless
>>Without progress,
>>I'll  derrive progress
>>From every moment I create in life...
>>
>>K. VI.
>
>You can try a simple screen capture. Windows95 users (and possibly more)
>can hit the Print Screen key which will copy the current screen to the
>clipboard, you can then paste it into your favorite graphics app.
>
>There are numerous screen capture utilities. At least one of which (I
>think) has the ability to "capture" what is below the screen. That would
>be handy for larger documents. As an alternative, switching your monitor
>to the highest resolution possible before making an ordinary capture
>would allow you to grab a slightly longer document.
>
>There is also at least one utility that has the express purpose of
>making an image out of a document, no matter how long it is. You'll have
>to hunt around for it.
>
>- Joe Barta