Screen Capture
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| Press Ctrl + ALT + Print Screen simultaneously. This places just the active sub-window on the clipboard, rather than the entire screen or desktop. | Press Ctrl + ALT + Print Screen simultaneously. This places just the active sub-window on the clipboard, rather than the entire screen or desktop. | ||
| - | === Free Hand === | + | === Saving the Screen Capture === |
| - | Not Available | + | Once you've completed one of the options above you now have the "Screenshot" saved as an image in your clipboard. |
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| + | To save this into a file it's easiest to open up MS Paint and then paste the contents of the clipboard into a new document by choosing: | ||
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| + | Edit => Paste | ||
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| + | After that simply save the file and you're finished! | ||
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Linux
Full Screen(s)
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Active Window
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Free Hand
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Mac OS X
Full Screen(s) to File
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Press Shift + Command + 3 at the same time. The screen shot(s) will be automatically saved on your Desktop as PNG file(s) named something similar to Picture 1. If you have more than one screen you will have a Picture file for each one.
Full Screen to Clipboard
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Press Shift + Ctrl + Command + 3 at the same time. The screen shot will be copied to your clipboard. If you have more than one screen only the primary screen will be copied.
Active Window to File
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Press Shift + Command + 4 + Space at the same time. A camera icon will appear and you can single click on the desired window. The active window shot will be automatically saved on your Desktop as PNG file(s) named something similar to Picture 1.
Active Window to Clipboard
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Press Shift + Ctrl + Command + 4 + Space at the same time. A camera icon will appear and you can single click on the desired window. The active window shot will be saved to your clipboard.
Free Hand to File
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Press Shift + Command + 4 at the same time and hold. A cross hair should appear, and you can use it to draw around the area you wish to capture. You should hear a camera shot sound when you release the mouse. The screen shot will be automatically saved on your Desktop as a PNG file named something similar to Picture 1.
Free Hand to Clipboard
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Press Shift + Ctrl + Command + 4 at the same time and hold. A cross hair should appear, and you can use it to draw around the area you wish to capture. You should hear a camera shot sound when you release the mouse. The screen shot will be saved to your clipboard.
Windows XP
Full Screen(s)
Print Screen
To capture the entire screen simply press the Print Screen button on your keyboard.. (At the top just to the right of the F12 button.) This places the entire desktop on the clipboard
Active Window
Alt+Print Screen
Press ALT + Print Screen simultaneously. This places just the active window on the clipboard, rather than the entire screen or desktop.
Active Sub-Window
Ctrl+Alt+Print Screen
Press Ctrl + ALT + Print Screen simultaneously. This places just the active sub-window on the clipboard, rather than the entire screen or desktop.
Saving the Screen Capture
Once you've completed one of the options above you now have the "Screenshot" saved as an image in your clipboard.
To save this into a file it's easiest to open up MS Paint and then paste the contents of the clipboard into a new document by choosing:
Edit => Paste
After that simply save the file and you're finished!
Tags
Print Screen, Take a picture of the screen, Desktop Capture