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· #1 NamePros Regular
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How to Capture Screen Shot!
This is so easy when I learned it I felt like a JackA$$ for not know,
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lol congrats on finding out one of the not so advertised secrets of windows... hehe
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Originally Posted by nasaboy007 lol congrats on finding out one of the not so advertised secrets of windows... hehe
Thanks on the first part, but for the second part I had to do a little Investo On and found you to be not correct! See attach image, it was done with PhotoShop CS2, took maybe five seconds, I have also been able to do it in any image program that I have used!
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That actually could be quite useful to some people.
for the longest of times, I didn't know how to capture a screen shot :blush:
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also another tip
hole down Alt while pressing the Print Screen button
and it removes the start bar from the screen shot
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Originally Posted by TheArbiter also another tip
hole down Alt while pressing the Print Screen button
and it removes the start bar from the screen shot
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Nice one Joe!
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Actaully, when you hold "ALT", it captures the active window - E.G, if the active window [you know, this one's title bar is brigher and the other ones are slightly faded and greyed out] was an error, it would just copy the error.
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Wow thanks, I never knew how to do that in windows... Thanks
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OMG, I learned how to do this just last week too!
I felt silly to have to ask but I needed to know.
I always thought that PrtScr as PrintScreen so it would PRINT the screen. I didn't know now it just saved it in my clipboard. Doh!
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Originally Posted by Masahiro Actaully, when you hold "ALT", it captures the active window - E.G, if the active window [you know, this one's title bar is brigher and the other ones are slightly faded and greyed out] was an error, it would just copy the error.
i know, why say that, when all i had to do with say that it got rid of the start bar
looks and does the same thing
Originally Posted by wearenotabot
Originally Posted by TheArbiter also another tip
hole down Alt while pressing the Print Screen button
and it removes the start bar from the screen shot
Joe
Nice one Joe!
nps! i'm always here to help and offer tips i've picked up
hehe
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Originally Posted by wearenotabot This is so easy when I learned it I felt like a JackA$$ for not know,
lmao your probably not the only one to who that happened. Not everyone has lots of knowledge of computers
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This is old news to me, lol. BUt thanks for the tip, not everyone knows how to do it.
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very nice,
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hey simply try gadwin systems print screen freeware software , an excellent winows OS utility to get screenshots in any length you need.
i found that is too easy to handle
just your pre-set print scrren key and press create output! over!
get it here
http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/
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Originally Posted by two4one hey simply try gadwin systems print screen freeware software , an excellent winows OS utility to get screenshots in any length you need.
i found that is too easy to handle
just your pre-set print scrren key and press create output! over!
get it here
http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/
The point of the thread is you do not need any other software, windows does it for you!
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wow thanks i never knew how to do this and now i do and im so happy thanks seriously
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Originally Posted by Nasgotti wow thanks i never knew how to do this and now i do and im so happy thanks seriously
You are very welcome, seriously! Comes in handy to prove stats!
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Capturing only the Highlighted Window.. To Capture only the highlighted Window use "Ctrl + Prnt Screen"
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Originally Posted by wearenotabot Thanks on the first part, but for the second part I had to do a little Investo On and found you to be not correct! See attach image, it was done with PhotoShop CS2, took maybe five seconds, I have also been able to do it in any image program that I have used!
im pretty sure he means that you can easily edit the screenshot in photoshop, rendering them untrustworthy a bit.
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In most Linux flavors, there is a capture screenshot button. Those who use linux should already know that though lol
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I use this feature every day to take snap shots of templates I design, to size them down and put on my site. But I always press F11 to view full screen and then Ctrl Alt Print Screen, To get the bars out of the picture. Very nice feature.
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The other one I bet a lot of you don't know is if hold ALT then F4 then press print screen it won't copy any of the bars. Pretty neat trick
P.S. Don't do this if your doing something important because it takes up a lot of CPU resources and your computer could freeze.
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Lol, so easy.
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you might be able to capture screen shots with that button combo, but if you want to capture screenshots, videos etc from your PC,
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/fi...fid,3289,00.asp is the stuff you want. Its easy to use, and its super useful. i see snagit 8 is now available, but snagit 7 is still very good.
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for the longest of times, I didn't know how to capture a screen shot :blush:
Simplicity and Superiority. 
I felt silly to have to ask but I needed to know. 
looks and does the same thing
Capturing only the Highlighted Window.. 
