how do I screencap an image?
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Press the print screen(PrtScrn) button. This copies the image to your clipboard.\n\nThen open an image editing program, like Photoshop, create a new document and "paste"(Ctrl V) the screenshot into the blank image.\n\nSave it and voila, you have a screen shot.
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microsoft's page or search "[whatever pic you want] clip art" in yahoo or google images
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Unless you have some "very" special configuration on your computer, the print screen key must work... Try to paste after you press print screen in Paint (not in Word...) because the result it's an image... If you want a good free screen capture prog, google for "irfanview download". It's a good tool and it always works :D.
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On PC's right click and save target and copy and paste into Paint via (start->Accessories-< Paint).\n\nSome images are prevented from copy, if it is a flash image, you can take a screenprint via Shift-print screen (one of the top right buttons).  then again go to paint and cut the image out and save it.\n\nOtherwise, go to getty images, go to royalty-free images and download it.\n\nMost images are saved on My Pictures unless you tell it to save somewhere else.  Go to My Computer - C: - Document and Settings to My Pictures and voila, there it is.....
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This is easy! There are 2 ways:\n\n1. If you want to capture EVERYTHING appear on you screen: press Prnt Scrn\n\n2. If you want to capture PARTICULAR window, select the window, then press and hold ALT then press Prnt Scrn\n\nThen you can just paste it onto Word, paintbrush, etc.
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you wouldn't do this in the image itself, you'd do it in the HTML (code) of the page the picture is in, it can't be done on just any page but if it's for your own website you'll be able to.\n\nto display a picture in a webpage, you'd normally use this code:\n<img src="mypuppies.jpg">\n\nto add text which will appear when the mouse is over the picture:\n<img src="mypuppies.jpg" alt=" these are ma dawwwwwgs">
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If I understand correctly, you want to capture the image from an .avi file.\n\nYou don't need any fancy program to do this.\n\n1.  Play this .avi clip with window media player.\n2.  Pause the clip to the frame you want to capture\n3.  Press button Print screen on your keyboard.  (when you press printscreen on your keyboard, an image  of what you seing on your screen will save in clipboard.)\n4.  Open Paint (start, accessory, Paint)\n5.  Click Edit, paste.  An image of the whole screen will appear.\n6.  You can select the area of the image, crop it, and save it.\n\nThe whole process seem long, but it's very basic and simple.\n\nhope this help
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There is almost no way to do that unless it's TINY! If you make it any larger the quality would make it unreadable. Your best bet is a GIF image with extremely low compression and tiny size (20 x 20 pixels).
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just go to google.com/images and search up what ever u want open the picture and right click save as and save into my pictures go to my pictures and right click set as bacround and u have a new screen saver to make it easy on u just go back to spep one open the picture then right click there and save as backround item and there u have it enjoy
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Copy the picture file to your C:&#92;Windows folder and then right click on the desktop, click on properties and click on the desktop tab of Display Properties.  You will now find it listed there under backgrounds.
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Visit "google" click the tab Images, and enter what you want, and add flash animation on the end of the search, you will find hundreds if not thousands of different types of screen savers.\nPeace,\nTrinny Bliss
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Simply right click on the poster and click Set as background. I hope it will work for you
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Just press the "Print Screen" key. Then go to any program that supports images (image editing, or something like Word), right click and paste the image!
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Take a picture of the whole screen\n\n⌘-Shift-3\n\nTake a picture of part of the screen\n\n⌘-Shift-4, then drag to select the area you want in the picture.\n\nTo cancel, press Escape.\n\nTake a picture of a window, a menu, the menu bar, or the Dock.\n\nPress ⌘-Shift-4, then press the Space bar. Move the pointer over the area you want so that it's highlighted, then click.\n\nTo drag to select the area instead, press the Space bar again. To cancel, press Escape.
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You modify the body tag in the HTML.  Assuming your image is a file in the images directory called "MyBackground.gif", it would look like this:\n\n<body background="images/MyBackground.gif">\n\nYou may have to hover your mouse over the tag above so you can see it as tip text.  For some reason, Answers is truncating it on display.
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I know an easy way, you can actually push the "Printscreen/sysrq" button next to the scroll lock and open photoshop.  Once in photoshop open a new screen and push "ctrl + V" this will input the image into the sheet and you will have it to mess with.  The other way is too time consuming. It is too many layers of color and burning.
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lots of people add pictures to there photo ablum in my documents.  once thats done, right click on blank area of desktop, click properties, click screensaver tab, in drop down box, choose 'my pictures' or something like that.  set time b4 screen saver is ativated. click ok, and voila\nif you click 'preview' u will see it instantly