How do I use the "print screen" key on my computer keyboard?
156230
When you press the "print screen" key your computer takes a "picture" of what is on the screen and puts it on the paste board.  If you open Word you should then be able to paste what was on the screen, and then print it.
1137785
This must mean that the program is DOS based. Run it in window (and not fullscreen) mode, and then try the PrintScreen key.\n\nHope that works.
207934
press Ctrl+Alt+Up arrow.\nYour screen will come normally
946788
on laptops usually there is a 'Fn' or 'Fun', function button. Hold function button and press on 'prt sc' button, usually it's the same button as Insert(top right button to the left of delete key), so hold Function key and press Prt Sc button once. then you can go to mspaint and paste the picture there, and print it if you want or e-mail it to someone
281894
Print button on the standard toolbar. That's standard operation for Microsoft software.
1076641
You can still use characters no longer on the keyboard...\nHere's How:\n\nClick the Start Button, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, then select Character Map.\n\nYou'll be presented with a screen that has lots of different symbols. When you click (and hold) a symbol, it gives you an enlarged preview of it.\n\nTo actually select the symbol:\n\n1. Click the symbol you want. \n2. Click the Select button, then the Copy button. \n\nThis will copy your symbol onto the clipboard where you can then paste it into any word processing program. \n\nI hope this helps you. :0)
513064
ctrl + print screen \nthen paste in area you want
933979
On my pc, you hold down the Crtl key and press Enter/Mouse click.  Hope this helps
834364
there is a printscreen button on your computer [PrtSc]\nhit this button then open up something like paint and hit paste and it should paste in a screenshot
257749
Most often print screen will help. This is how you should do.\n\n- Hit print screen key on your keybaord\n- Goto paintbrush application and press Ctrl + V\n- And then sve the file.\n\nHope this helps.
965224
try coding ur own keyboard driver\n\nsuch that when A is pressed u translate it into a AB to the OS
191986
You can try to use the PrintScreen key on your keyboard. But if you intend to make many snaps of something then you better try snagit or better yet Macromedia Captivate which gives the best results. One special feature that I must mention is the production of simulations that you can create for training purposes. You can download 30 days evaluation copies of both software from their respective websites.
1106541
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!
832215
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.
277394
Print Scrn (Print Screen) button on your keyboard....on a typical keyboard it is above the Insert/Home/ETC buttons.
224550
Pressing PrtSc (or Print Scrn or Print Screen depending on your keyboard) will copy the whole desktop to the clipboard. Then you can paste it into any graphics program you want. If you want just a window, it is easier to press Alt+PrtSc (press and hold Alt thne press PrtSc and then let go). This will copy just the current window -- very handy if you have multiple monitors or just a big desktop.\n\nThere are many programs that have "capture" functions built in which is handy when you want to do things like capture menus and so forth. Try "the gimp" -- an open source Photoshop-like program (www.gimp.org).
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click the "print screen" button on your keyboard. [this doesnt actually print it just copys the image in your screen] then go into a photo editor and paste it [ctrl-v] and save. :]