Sometimes it's much easier for us to see what's going on and what you're talking about by seeing what's on your screen. Sending us at Webstix a screen shot of what you're referring to can really help us diagnose a problem and fix it. We might see more clues that will help us fix or change what you need done. Here are some tips and ways to get a screen shot to us.
Basically, you'll click the Print Screen button on your keyboard (PrtScr), which puts the screen capture in your clipboard, and then go into a graphics program like MS Paint or Photoshop and then paste it. From there, you can save it and then attach it to an email.
The best format to send us is a JPG image or PNG file because it's a compressed image format, The files are smaller and are easy to send in an email as an attachment. Formats like BMP can be very large files.
On a Mac, it's even easier.
You'll click command + shift + 3 (full screen) or else command + shift + 4 (select an area). The command + shift + 4 command works well for selecting a certain window by pressing the spacebar and dragging the camera icon to the window that you want to capture.
It will then place the PNG file on your desktop and then you can email it by attaching it to an email.
There's also an application called "Grab" located in Applications > Utilities > Grab that has some more features of grabbing a screen or part of a screen, which includes including the mouse pointer.
On iPhone 8 or earlier, iPad, and iPod touch:
To find the screenshot you just took, along with ones you've taken before, go to Photos > Albums and tap Screenshots.
It may take a few tries.
There are additional programs which can help even further. You can add arrows or other things like boxes or circles to point out exactly what you're talking about or write text on the screen shot image. Some are free or included with your operating system. In MS Paint, for example, you can use those included graphic tools to mark up the image. On a Mac, you can use Previews's Annotate functions to draw ovals, lines, add text, etc. as well.
If you are using the FireFox browser, then here are some plugins / add on extensions that you can get:
Yes, it's not too difficult now to record your screen (as a movie) and talk into your computer's (laptop's) microphone and tell us what you want changed or adjusted by pointing to things, etc.
Please try to include your full screen. We might see something else going on that's important. If you can, highlight the area(s) you are referring to.
