Screen capture your bets

[RogueJuror]

How do you screen capture your bets? Windows Print Screen? SBR screen capture tool? something else?

I use Macromedia FlashPaper, excelent little app.

If you don't screen capture your confirmed bets it's a good habit to get.

[SBR Lou]

SBR screenshot toolbar

Doesn't get any easier than this.

[MonkeyF0cker]

I think CTRL+ALT+Print Screen and then CTRL+V in Paint isn't too difficult either.

[Immortality]

I print them to a PDF creator program. Easiest way in my opinion.

There are many free ones out there to do it with. I prefer this open source program.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

[RogueJuror]

Yep Immortal to save them as PDF is the way to go because you can text seach them after being archived.

[FreeFall]

why would you do this? Sounds like paranoia right there.

[jjgold]

Never saved on bet to PC, if I have a discrepancy and it does not go my way I will ruin book on the forums.

[HeeeHAWWWW]

Hoversnap. Just hit printscreen and it dumps to a directory (or alt-printscreen for just the window).

[juuso]

Quick screen capture feature is built-in in my Linux distro with KDE desktop.

[jjgold]

Firefox has a few screen shot plug ins also
Still think it us useless though because if books challenge you on a bet regardless of a screen shot they will win, secondly you can alter a screen shot which makes a real screen shot have less value

[Bill Dozer]

You should always record tickets. It's tough when firing in but at least go back and check pendings if you are not taking screen caps.

I haven't seen anything that does it copy+paste+puts it in a file in one click like the toolbar.

[TodaysAction]

why would you do this? Sounds like paranoia right there.

Think of it as a receipt. There's a problem with what you purchased and the first thing the clerk asks for is, "Show me your receipt." Without it, you are screwed but with it you have your proof. It's a good practice to record confirmation coding imo.