how can i take the display shoot
king_saqib
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Jump to PostIf you mean to Capture the Screen, there is a key in your keyboard called "Print Screen" or "PrntScrn", press it, then use a graphic program (such as Paint) and paste the captured image.
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Drycola
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If you mean to Capture the Screen, there is a key in your keyboard called "Print Screen" or "PrntScrn", press it, then use a graphic program (such as Paint) and paste the captured image.
SpiritualMadMan
39
Junior Poster in Training
Actually, IIRC, [CTRL]+[Print Screen] captures the whole screen
And, [ALT]+[Print Screen] captures the only the active window.
There is also a free program I (also) use called "ScreenHunter Free" which will allow you to capture any given area of the display you want...
king_saqib
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can you give me more discription
SpiritualMadMan
39
Junior Poster in Training
The best way to give you more information is for you to experiment with the [CTRL]+[Print Screen] and [ALT]+[Print Screen]
What you would do is use one or the other key combinations, then open Paint, and hit [CTRL]+V to paste what you've captured into Paint.
As for ScreenHunter Free (there is also a version for purchase), after you install it, you can have it load at system start/boot or click the program Icon.
It gives you the oppurtunity to use [F6] as the "hot key" to bring up the application to capture and gives you a "cross hair" to select what you want to capture.
What you capture can be sent to the Windows Clipboard, or a Speficic File Name, or a Sequential FilaName with your dfined prefix, or a combination of those.
Again the best way to learn is to download and test it for yourself.
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