screen shots

[StephenD]

I took a couple screen shots and can't find them. Where would they be?

[Potus]

program files (x86) > sony > everquest > screenshots

[StephenD]

That's what I looked for but that folder/file isn't there. I will create the folder and perhaps the next ones will show up in it.

[username17]

Umm.. what button did you press to capture the screenshots?

[Whirled]

Umm.. what button did you press to capture the screenshots?

I believe it is the - minus key on the num pad. Some people remap it so....

[Tulnavara]

For some strange reason mine go into user > app data > x86 > everquest folder not the default on my C:\. Check there for yours as well.

[StephenD]

I used the print screen button. I asked in game. That is the answer I got. Is it the - key?

[Tulnavara]

Default, probably. When you successfully take a screenshot you see a message.

[cowjosh]

If you haven't rebooted / copied anything else to the clipboard, you can probably paste your print screen'd image into paint/ps/gimp/whatever image editor. print screen copies the frame buffer to the clipboard in windows

[Ambrotos]

http://www.project1999.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38791

Go to that thread to see what it looks like and how to set it up right.

[Valdarious]

I took a couple screen shots and can't find them. Where would they be?

Did you "install" titanium or did you unrar/unzip it? If you installed it, then your game is most likely in program files (x86), if it is, then you might have to give yourself permissions to the game folder. Right click on the EQ folder and go to properties and choose the security tab and add your user account to the list and give it full permissions. Doing this once is easier than running EQ as an admin all the time. After doing all of this pressing screenshot will most likely create a folder in the EQ directory named Screenshots.
If you unrar titanium to a drive somewhere, you probably would not be having this problem.