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> Hi Jerome,
>
> thank you.
> So with the Plugin I can capture to another, new ImageJ Window, but not directly into the Clipboard.
> And it doesn’t work anyway, because in the new window now I select all and copy it, but I have the copy without selection in my clipboard.
> Anyway it is a bit “far away”, not very handy.
>
> The Mac Screenshot System is working, this was what I used till now, but I thought a sophisticated app like ImageJ, MUST have a fast and exact way to get this basic command.
> The thing is, that with the mac screenshot, I need to cut carefully and very exact, to create a very exact Screenshot, looking not semi-professional.
> With SHIFT+CTRL+CMD+4 and SPACE unfortunately I get the whole window with the menu of ImageJ, which doesn’t look professional neither.
>
> No plugin for this maybe?
>
> frank
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> Am 21.05.2013 um 11:40 schrieb Jerome Mutterer:
>
>> Hi Frank,
>>
>> You can use the Plugins > Utilities > Capture Image command, that will
>> create an RGB flattened version of you annotated image.
>>
>> Because you're a mac user, you could also use the builtin mac
>> "shift-ctrl-cmd-4" shortcut and paste to a new image or other
>> software.
>>
>> Jerome.
>>
>>
>> On 21 May 2013 11:28, Frank Walter <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> I am using on my MacBook 10.6.8 ImageJ Version 1.47q
>>> Often I just want to use it to emphasize some screenshots.
>>> So I paste the screenshot from clipboard to ImageJ, make a selection and press CMD+D for Draw.
>>> Now I select all and I want to copy the screenshot WITH my drawn selection to the clipboard.
>>> But: only the original screenshot is copied, not my selection.
>>>
>>> How can I combine my drawn selection with the screenshot?
>>> Why isn’t it copied when I press CMD+A (for select all) and CMD+C (for copy)?
>>>
>>> Thank you
>>>
>>> frank