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– fixer1234
Commented Mar 30, 2015 at 6:51
Thanks Mark, and yes, I have been all over google searches. The first link you provided offers common suggestions like creating a shortcut for those who need that, but doesn't address my problem. The second link has several people acknowledging the same problem with a solution to switch to Mint's Mate version from Cinnamon. I don't want to have to step back and can't believe there isn't a solution for this. So, I'm still quite Stuck. :-(
– tgoneil
Commented Mar 30, 2015 at 19:51
One positive comment I got from the second link that was new to me is invoke the 'host + e' key sequence and save the png image to the host. It's a bit tedious to then have to fetch the file from the host, and it's a fullscreen image which then has to be cropped, but at least it's something.
– tgoneil
Commented Mar 30, 2015 at 19:55

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