If not, the print out of the content captured is very fuzzy on my desired 36" x 42" paper. If I start with the desired resolution and begin to select at the northwest corner of the geography I want, can I use FireShot Pro to somehow scroll south and east beyond the content shown on the screen to capture that content to save and print? Because Google has used parts from Apples Safari and Mozillas Firefox browsers, they made the project open source. It utilizes very fast loading of Web pages and has a V8 engine, which is a custom built JavaScript engine. My 23" LCD screen is 1920 x 1200, set at the max. Google Chrome is a Web browser by Google, created to be a modern platform for Web pages and applications. But to get a desired level of hi resolution photography, I zoom in but the land area I am interested in exceeds the video screen by about 3 times. Each click zooming in is pretty significant in terms of improved resolution. Google "My Maps " uses a different set of aerial photography resolution depending on how far you zoom in. I have no bugs but am new to this and want direction if something can be accomplished. I am running FireShot Pro on Windows 7 Pro with Chrome browser. Brucewhite: I posted this on the Public Forum but noticed that responses there are very infrequent. Featuring full integration with Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Seamonkey, and Thunderbird, FireShot: Webpage Screenshots + Annotations is perfect for.
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