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www.irfanview.com is what I use for screen captures (can also capture just a single window, etc.). You can then use it for cropping the resulting image, before saving. Options--->Capture to start the process in that program.
when you press the print screen button it doesnt save it to anywhere, it basicly just copies the image of your screen into memory (like doing a copy in ms word) you need to open a program such as ms paint and the go to edit => paste then the image will appear
Print Screen is probably the least understood function,though it is basically very simple what with key copying and then pasting. I have been using PC's heavily since my Apple 2e circa 1982 and first IBM XT about 1983 and just figured out how to use last mo thanks to another dnf member!
Confusion is caused by the key being mislabeled by IBM as PrintScrn (and everyone waits forever for it to print the screen) when it should have said CopyScrn.
Print Screen is probably the least understood function,though it is basically very simple what with key copying and then pasting. I have been using PC's heavily since my Apple 2e circa 1982 and first IBM XT about 1983 and just figured out how to use last mo thanks to another dnf member!
Confusion is caused by the key being mislabeled by IBM as PrintScrn (and everyone waits forever for it to print the screen) when it should have said CopyScrn.
It was not a mistake, in the non GUI days, it did print the screen to the the printer. It was with Windows and GUI interfaces it changed to 'snapshot' the screen to a buffer/clipboard instead. Microsoft changed the function of it.