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In HyperView there is a very useful toolbar called "image capture" to save a screenshot in the clipboard for example. But I can't find it in HyperWorks 2021.
Does anybody know where the "save screenshot in the clipboard" button is in HW 2021 ?
As shown in the screenshot below; File -->Screen Capture
Thanks a lot Hakan ! I looked (nearly) everywhere ^^
Not exactly on the keyboard, but some of the old keyboard shortcuts still work in similar ways to create or open bitmap files with the the graphics area. This can be handy if you are going to paste into graphics program anyway to crop and annotate Tested on v2021.1 on MS Windows. YMMV on other operating systems.
The new Report functionality can be helpful for getting screen grabs in certain situations. If you have used the new Report menu you may agree it has a lot of issues and still appears to be very much a work in progress. If you create a simple report with just a capture it should write out the graphics area. A benefit of trying to use the Report tool is you get a lot of control over what is generated such as location of files, resolution, etc.
If you are open to a third party solution. I personally use Greenshot for this sort of thing. Greenshot is a free and open source screenshot software for MS Windows. It has pretty much any option you can think of.
do you know a way to create a shortcut ? it is very painfull to click 3 times to get a screenshoot...
You can use an existing extensions.
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