Hey all, sorry for the idiotic question I am going to ask, but here goes...where are my screenshots saved? I have 2 screenshot folders, 1 in the BF/pb directory(which is empty), and another in Mydocs/BF folder, which has what seem to be my screenies, but in .png format. Am I missing something? I am computer illiterate and have no idea how to view .png files or change them to .jpg's. Someone pleae help me here...I want to post some screens but am lost as to what to do with .png files...or are my screens in some other folder I missed??
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I am a moron, please help me with screenie problem
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Re: I am a moron, please help me with screenie problem
uhh....png's can be viewed just as you view .jpgs. No additional software needed. Just open it the same way as you do the .jpgs!
Also, When you take a screenshot ingame, BF2 saves it as 2 file types. One as .JPG and another same shot as .PNG.
So I really don't understand how you should have a problem..
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Re: I am a moron, please help me with screenie problem
Originally posted by D|ssouhh....png's can be viewed just as you view .jpgs. No additional software needed. Just open it the same way as you do the .jpgs!
Also, When you take a screenshot ingame, BF2 saves it as 2 file types. One as .JPG and another same shot as .PNG.
So I really don't understand how you should have a problem..
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Re: I am a moron, please help me with screenie problem
Hmmm...Very strange indeed.
I simply open all my Screenshots with the default "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" Tool. Never had any problems. What OS are you using?
BTW, .PNG's are simply another type of filetype which take up a lot more space and supposedly contain much more detail. The difference is minimal, however, and it's always best to upload the .JPGs.
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Re: I am a moron, please help me with screenie problem
Ive noticed that if you try and take a BF2 screeny when you computer is maxed out- as in well into swap file usage and around 0fps- that it will only create the png. Ive never seen it create an empty file though.
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