Geneman

Ok Peeps, I am in RS2, measures graph with two laps compared (one of mine and one of David Murrys in my car at VIR......AHEM... which is tragic to look at but thats beside the point..)

how do i simply save this comparison as a file , or even a screen shot so i can email it to someone ( to laugh at!)

Thanks FRank

John In MD

The easiest method I've found is to do the following... Within RSA Click on File then click on print. Depending on the software installed on your workstation you can print to Microsoft XPS Document Writer (Microsoft's version of a PDF), or if have the software to print to a PDF you can do that as well.

Any Windows workstation should have the ability to view an XPS file.

RSA produces a pretty nice looking report.

John

ProCoach

Windows 10 has a PDF maker natively installed.

Geneman

thanks guys.. on same topic , how do i send individual lap aim data to someone. so they can overlay on their own data in aim? thanks frank

Geneman

btw on my mac running parallels, if you hit print from RSA , and then select Print PDF to Mac, it puts a beautiful PDF on the Mac desktop. Just fyi Frank

John In MD

Frank,

I'm using Parallels on a Mac as well - so I do the Print PDF to Mac method as well. Hopefully AIM will eventually make a native Mac version.

John

John In MD

Frank,

I've only figured out how to send an entire session. To export an entire session, just click on export test from the lap manager screen. This seems to work best for me and I just tell them which lap to focus on.



John

ProCoach

Or, in John in MD's screengrab, RIGHT-CLICK the test and select "E-Mail Test" if there is a native email client set up.

I think it will work in OS X Mail under Parallels.

I use only Apple equipment, running Windows 7/10 under Boot Camp.

Racelogic's Video VBOX Circuit Tools is the only native OS X analysis tool I use.

Matt Romanowski

I like the right click email test the best. It attaches everything you need. For larger files, I put them in a dropbox folder and then share the folder.

Bill Lehman

With RS2 open press "Print Scrn" to copy. I open Paint and use edit to Paste. Save the graphic using JPG or GIF.

Geneman

thats great bill... and all... thanks