Guide For Getting Screenshot Of dlupdate Folder

[fern]

Sometimes in order to get to the bottom of a problem you may be asked for a screenshot of your dlupdate.
This is also a good way to show a list of the files you might have in a specific zoo. This was written with Windows XP in mind.     -     fern

Windows Guide For Getting Screenshot Of dlupdate Folder by Jay

1. Click "start" button in bottom left of screen.

2. Click "My Computer".

3. In the "My Computer" window, double click "C:".

4. Double click "Program Files".

5. Double click "Microsoft Games".

6. Double click "Zoo Tycoon".

7. Double click "dlupdate".  There is also a "dupdate".  It is "dlupdate" that should be double clicked, and not "dupdate".

8. Click "View".

9. Click "List".

10. Maximize the window by clicking the square button to the left of the red X at the top right of the window.

11. Press the PrtSc button on your keyboard.

12. Click "start" button in bottom left of screen.

13. Click "All Programs".

14. Click "Accessories".

15. Click "Paint".

16. In the "Paint" window, click "Edit".

17. Click "Paste".

18. At the top of the "Paint" window, click "File".

19. Click "Save As".

20. The "Save As" window should be showing your "My Pictures" folder.  Change the name in the "File name:" box to: dlupdate

21. Click the box next to "Save as type:" and click "JPEG".

22. Click "Save".

23. There will now be a dlupdate.JPG file in the "My Pictures" folder that can be sent via an email.

[fern]

Many thanks to PartyWolf for sending this to me

Mac Guide For Getting Screenshot Of dlupdate Folder by PartyWolf

Step One: Go to the dlupdate folder.

Step 2: Press Command (on some Macs it has a picture of an apple), Shift, and 4 together. You should see a camera (on some there's a bunch of numbers)

Step 3: Drag the mouse as if you were highlighting your dlupdate folder. You should hear a 'Click!' and maybe even a flash.

Step 4: On your desktop, you should see a picture of what you just took. It's name should be Picture 1

Step 5: To change it to a .jpg file, click on the picture once (or highlight it) then press Return/Enter and you'll be able to rename it. Name it whatever you what to name it, and then add .jpg to the end of it. The computer will ask you if you want to change the extension file from .png to .jpg. Say yes.