Ms9 files export as jpg or bmp

Hello everybody,
My problem and my question is:
is it possible to export a circuit from Multisim9 as Bmp or jpg?
Because I can´t print a Circuit at a DIN A3 scape.
Without making a screenprint
Quick reply much appriciated.

Hi there,
There is a screen capture tool in Multisim that will allow you to capture an area of the screen and save it to the system clipboard. You can then paste the image into a graphics application of your choice (eg. Paint) and save it as a bitmap or jpeg.
1. Select Tools > Capture Screen Area; this will allow you to select the portion of the circuit you would like to save as a .bmp. Move/resize the box as desired.
2. Click Copy
3. Open Paint (or another program of you liking)
4. Paste the image
5. Save the image
Hope this helps.
Message Edited by NatashaB on 02-11-2009 11:37 AM
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