How to take printouts of Graphics in c using TURBO C 3.0 ?

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QwertyManiac

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execute the program, at the desired output stage press [Print Screen] button (next to f12 usually). now go to any imaging software and press ctrl+v to paste the image thus accquired there and then print it :)

err, if this was ur query that is.. were u askin how u can code in cpp to print ? then this isnt the soln... :(
 

RCuber

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Hmmmm i remember those days when i used to program in Turbo C. If you want to take print out from a dos mode program then you have to do some work. First Run the program, when your desired graphics is selected then hit "print screen" key. next open MS paint and paste it. You will get the image. If you want to make the background white then use fill bucket in MS Paint.I used to take printouts like this when a dos graphic program didnt support a particular printer :D
 

ilugd

Beware of the innocent
doesn't turbo c support winapis??

If it doesn't something like devcpp could be used. It has the req headers to print graphics
 

RCuber

The Mighty Unkel!!!
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Turbo C is a clasic DOS application. One can take printouts of the program but the graphics is a little challenging. The Print screen method is a simple but effective method.
 

~Phenom~

The No.1 Stupid
hey guys , in XP , output of a C program in graphics mode doesnt support printscreen.
Although u can do it in 98 quite easily.
 

amitgg

Journeyman
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yea in Xp its trouble some...i used to draw the exact o/p in MS PAINT!


ooooooooo, poor guy, you could use the following trick.

run ur program,
press alt+enter.
adjust the window size to cover the whole graphic
now print screen and paste......
 

Maxx32

Right off the assembly line
You cant do that in XP but Windows 98 can take screenshot of turbo c graphics output
just use Print Screen button and paste in paint
As windows Xp uses higher graphics modules it cant support screenshot for DOS output
 
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