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Duolingo image
Hello guys ! I was wondering if someone with basic photoshop skills can help me to have the image of duolingo owl from practice zone :D ( http://www.duolingo.com/practice ) I want it and unfortunately I didn't found it on google -.-' p.s: sorry for the silly topic
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Sorry, I'm really bad with technology, but how do you make a link to Duolingo (of the image I mean since paint is not online)
You can upload your image on website like e.g. http://share.pho.to/ (or google "image sharing sites" and pick your favourite). This site gives you the link to the uploaded image, which you can share.
Thank you very much! I appreciate your kindness, but one last question, does the photo get saved on the website or something (since I found a comment button)?
Like SM4JL said, the image would be saved to the website. If you wanted to, you could delete it. But it would never be gone.
What I mean is that you can click the delete button, and the image will disappear, and you won't be able to see it anymore, but the image will still exist. Sites usually save periodic backups of their data; if you waited too long, the image would get stored in the backup; anybody who could access the backup would be able to access your image.
Even if you didn't wait too long, though, other people monitor the internet and track all the data that is ever released, so they would get it regardless. Google does some tracking, for example, but I'm not sure to what extent.
Keep that knowledge in mind whenever you post anything online. Certain people will always be able to access that data... and it will never go away. No matter what you do.
Of course, a picture of Duo would probably be fine. Almost anything would.
Just a small tip... :)
Yes, it is saved on the website, but it is only accessible via the link you were provided with. You can also delete it anytime later, if you do not want to share it anymore.
Just do "Print Screen" when the owl appears, paste it on Paint, save it, and upload it to Duo, Bim bam boom, easy :)
Yeah I know, thats why I helped, I said it was easy to follow my instructions :)
I think it stands to everyone to know how to take a print screen. We all have the tools and it's frequently useful. But I'd be an advocate for teaching beginners alt+PrntScr. Leads to fewer "other windows" embarrassments later on.
i thought that is needless to say that i requested someone with basic knowledge in photoshop because it's not enough to cut the owl from the picture, try to make the same imagine that hairok gave it to me in paint. (I tried and his version is better, if you manage to make it congrats) no need for trash talk.
have a good day
