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Title: 4.7 Home VRDB not done yet
Post by: jackos on June 14, 2006, 04:33:24 PM
I am running win xp sp2.I have ins Avast 4.7 Home,& regd it.
Everything is fine,but,it says VRDB not done yet.
I know you can do it manually,or at idle.
Problem is I only have 1 icon in task bar
The a icon is pressent,but the i icon is missing.
How do I enable the VRDB to update.
Many thanks
jackos@jackos.wanadoo.co.uk
Title: Re: 4.7 Home VRDB not done yet
Post by: cmthomson on June 14, 2006, 06:17:37 PM
Right click the a icon, select VRDB, select generate now.
Title: Re: 4.7 Home VRDB not done yet
Post by: DavidR on June 14, 2006, 06:37:01 PM
Firstly welcome to the forums. I suggest that you remove the email addres from within your post as the forums are publicaly available and email addresses could be scanned and harvested by spambots.

Check and see if the two are merged, is the VRDB on the right click menu of the a avast icon ?
Title: Re: 4.7 Home VRDB not done yet
Post by: lakrsrool on June 16, 2006, 03:33:16 AM
Hey DavidR,

This is exaclty what I would like to know how to do. To capture an image of a message box or window or drop down list etc that shows up on my screen and save it as an image that I can attach i.e. jpeg, gif etc.

I get an error message box from Avast, but I cannot right click on it and save it as an image, which is the way I presume the method to be.  The only thing I can manage to do is print screen and past the image from the clipboard into a document such as word.

Can you clue me into how you do this, which is what I needed on my other thread but since you have an example here I thought I'd ask on this thread.

Thanks  :)
Title: Re: 4.7 Home VRDB not done yet
Post by: DavidR on June 16, 2006, 03:23:21 PM
I gave a link in the other thread for info on attaching an image. But first you have to have an image, print screen is fine but you then need to have a photo/image editing software that can convert the clipboard image to jpg/gif, etc. A free tool if Irfan View that you can paste the contents of the clipboard (print screen) into it, edit the size (crop, etc.) and save it as a jpg. Then you can attach that image.

I use SnagIt which is a paid for option but it is very good no need to use an intermediate image editor.