We have decided to have IDs of dialog screenshots (and thus file paths where screenshot images are stored) copy their help IDs in order to avoid maintaining of alternate mapping. For screenshots in multiple languages, build with -with-lang=$language_list, where $language list is a list of two- or three-letter language codes separated by space, for example en-us de fr es ru Basic conceptsĮvery LibreOffice dialog has a Help ID that uniquely identifies it (so that help browser knows which help page to display when the user invokes help for a particular dialog). The precondition is to have a git clone of LibreOffice help repository and/or to build core LibreOffice code including help ( -with-help switch). This page describes how to create screenshots of LibreOffice dialogs and include them in LibreOffice documentation/help.
Use the File tab, or press Ctrl+S, to save the document to your hard drive. Use the Edit tab, or press Ctrl+V, to paste the image into the new document.ĥ. Open a graphics application such as Microsoft Paint and create an empty new document.Ĥ. If the screenshot is of only a single window then select the window and press Alt+Print Screen.ģ.
A screenshot is then captured of the content of your screen and pasted into the clipboard. (This is sometimes abbreviated to "PrtScn" and on laptops is often a secondary function that one of the function buttons can be used to activate). Press the Print Screen button on your keyboard. Open the window that you wish to screenshot.Ģ. Follow the steps below to take screenshots:ġ. Please note that screenshot functionality is included by default in all versions of Windows.
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