Stephen Kairys
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MS Paint - Remove rectangular section in middle of screenshot
MS Paint/Win10
I have a screenshot which contains extra whitespace I need to. e.g per the ruler on the lefthand side of the MS Paint screen:
I have valid content from 0 to 200.
I have unneeded whitespace from 200 to 250.
I have more valid content from 250 to 400.
How can I "cut" those 50 units (pixels?) from the screenshot? In other words, i need the content from 250 to 400 to "move up" to be at 200 to 350. The resultant screenshot would now be 350 units tall instead of 400.
Apologies for not including the screenshot; however, it's proprietary and not easily scrubbed.
Thanks,
Steve
I have a screenshot which contains extra whitespace I need to. e.g per the ruler on the lefthand side of the MS Paint screen:
I have valid content from 0 to 200.
I have unneeded whitespace from 200 to 250.
I have more valid content from 250 to 400.
How can I "cut" those 50 units (pixels?) from the screenshot? In other words, i need the content from 250 to 400 to "move up" to be at 200 to 350. The resultant screenshot would now be 350 units tall instead of 400.
Apologies for not including the screenshot; however, it's proprietary and not easily scrubbed.
Thanks,
Steve
Steve in paint you should be able to grab the bottom right corner of the white space (canvas) and tuck it under your image. Otherwise use the square "select" tool to grab what you want to keep and use the Crop function.
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Err. It's on the right next to select ....
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@MASQ:
1. Yes, I see CROP now. It was grayed out so I missed it. My bad. :)
2. The two blocks are EXACTLY the same width.
Thanks.
1. Yes, I see CROP now. It was grayed out so I missed it. My bad. :)
2. The two blocks are EXACTLY the same width.
Thanks.
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@MASQ _ Thank you again! Points awarded to you. I tagged my hints as an assisted solution to be sure other users will see it, but be assured that 's no reflection on the excellent help your provided.
Steve
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