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Don't try to save it. Rather, close all the extra windows in it and view the picture as full-screen as possible with Adobe.Then, press "Ctrl"+"Print Screen/SysRq" or "Ctrl"+"Print Screen" depending on what key it is. This will copy the screen display onto the clipboard.Open a new JPEG with Microsoft Paint. Press "Ctrl"+"V". Crop the border off of the image, and save. Tah-dah!
Interestingly enough, you can save an image as a JPEG with Paint under the "Save As" box. That eliminates the Gimp step.
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Don't try to save it. Rather, close all the extra windows in it and view the picture as full-screen as possible with Adobe.
Then, press "Ctrl"+"Print Screen/SysRq" or "Ctrl"+"Print Screen" depending on what key it is. This will copy the screen display onto the clipboard.
Open a new JPEG with Microsoft Paint. Press "Ctrl"+"V". Crop the border off of the image, and save. Tah-dah!
Interestingly enough, you can save an image as a JPEG with Paint under the "Save As" box. That eliminates the Gimp step.
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