To do this, follow this procedure:
1. Maximize the window you'd like to capture.
2. To copy/capture the current window, hold down ALT + Print Scrn at the same time. To capture the entire screen, just press Print Scrn.
3. Open a new document in MS Word, MS Photo Editor, or Adobe PhotoShop.
4. Paste the screen shot by holding down CTRL and V at the same time.
5. Print the document when you're finished pasting screen shots.
2. To copy/capture the current window, hold down ALT + Print Scrn at the same time. To capture the entire screen, just press Print Scrn.
3. Open a new document in MS Word, MS Photo Editor, or Adobe PhotoShop.
4. Paste the screen shot by holding down CTRL and V at the same time.
5. Print the document when you're finished pasting screen shots.
this is weird. my brother is asking me now how to print screen! CRAZY!
ReplyDeleteAnd then MSPaint compresses the images horribly and they look like crap :p
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip. I usually use CorelDraw.
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ReplyDeletei use mspaint but it doesn't save the whole screen, i think ill use ms word from now on, thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery nice tip for beginners.
ReplyDeletequite a basic tip BUT I know plenty of ppl who dont know that already, so good post :)
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