Don't leave your legacies ;)

[Majick]

Why'd he change his mind?

[yummybunny]

Yeah, why?

That totally sucks.

Wasn't he aware that it was an Xbox and not an Xbox 360.  You probably made that clear, but people misunderstand sometimes.

[b-rad]

No, his family is getting a Wii XD

But its getting fixed next week!!!

[Majick]

Well that's good :3

[b-rad]

Yeah, I will need you to teach me the ways of the Family Story XD

[Majick]

lol we're all here to help :3  And happy to do it!

[b-rad]

OKay XD

I have no idea how to, so yeah XD

[Majick]

The way I do it is this:

Open a program such as Paint
Open TheSims2
Play!
Take a Picture by hitting Print Screen (Prt Scr) - loaced over the insert/home/page up buttons
Minumise your game
Press CTRL+V to paste the picture in paint

Crop the image by selecting an area of a suitable size (by using the dotted square tool in the upper right toolbox corner)
You can than CTRL +C to copy that section only
Now, from here you can either hit CTRL + Z to erace the original printed image and replace it with the new copied cropped image, or open a new Paint Window, and paste the image into it (easier and a bit less confusing this way, too).

Then, save to a folder (I make a folder specifically for my stories) that you'll remember where it is.  I save my pictures by numbering them -  001, 002, 003, etc., etc.

Then just upload them onto Photobucket or some other image sharing site, and voila.  The rest from there is pretty simple :3  I know it sounds confusing, but it's not so bad.  Just takes some getting used to :3

[b-rad]

Is that why your quality is so awesome?

[Majick]

Most likely.  Because I don't use the  "C" key to take pictures, I'm able to get them larger too, and can easily resize them smaller by using the "stretch/skew" option under "Image" when I put the picture into Paint.

Plus, my computer can handle the graphics up on higher settings, too :3