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This tutorial will instruct you on how to make pictures of your tracks. Adding pictures on your author page is a nice way to let people have a look at your track before deciding to play it.
1. Open Free Rider and load your track.
2. Make sure the whole Free Rider window is on the screen. Then press a fancy button on your keyboard called Prnt Scrn SysRq. This button takes a screenshot of your computer screen and copies it to your clipboard.
3. Open Microsoft Paint or another image editing program. Press Ctrl + V to paste your screenshot into the program.
4. Now you want to copy only the Free Rider window and save it as a .jpg-file. If you're doing this in Paint, just choose the
-tool and mark the Free Rider window. Then click Ctrl + C to copy it.
5. Open a new window of your image editing program and paste once more. Then you should see only your Free Rider window in the program. Click File, then Save and save as a .jpg-file.
Congratulations, that's all!
1. Open Free Rider and load your track.
2. Make sure the whole Free Rider window is on the screen. Then press a fancy button on your keyboard called Prnt Scrn SysRq. This button takes a screenshot of your computer screen and copies it to your clipboard.
3. Open Microsoft Paint or another image editing program. Press Ctrl + V to paste your screenshot into the program.
4. Now you want to copy only the Free Rider window and save it as a .jpg-file. If you're doing this in Paint, just choose the
-tool and mark the Free Rider window. Then click Ctrl + C to copy it.5. Open a new window of your image editing program and paste once more. Then you should see only your Free Rider window in the program. Click File, then Save and save as a .jpg-file.
Congratulations, that's all!
