i want to take a screenshot of my pc, how do i do that, and where are they defaultly saved?? thanks?
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Hold the Ctrl key and hit the Print Scrn key.  The screenshot will copy to your clipboard.  Open any graphic editor (like Paint) and paste it there.
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Go to http://www.dowload.com and check out the screensaver section.\n\ngood Luck
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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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I can't remember the name of the site but there is one that will give you screen shots with step by step direction just do a search for 'install  windows 98 screen shots' and you should find it .It can save you a lot of headaches.
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Click "Print Screen" on your keyboard while you have the anime full screen, go to start>programs>accessories> paint and click edit and then paste. Then just save the image and your screenshot is taken.
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You can put all the pictures you want into you my pictures folder found in, My Computer, My Documents. Then on your screensaver set it to my pictures slideshow.
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Hi, in answer to your question; left click on "START".  From there, left click on "SETTINGS."  Click on "CONTROL PANEL."  Then click on  click on "DISPLAY".  In the menu options tabs, Besides "screensaver" and "background", among other options you'll see "APPEARANCE", click on that, then follow instructions.  \nbest to you, I am shockeedoc
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press the "Print Screen" or "Prnt Scrn" button. This takes a screenshot and copies it to the clipboard. Then open a graphics application, and either press Ctrl-V to paste, or select "Paste" from the Edit menu.
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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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first off, you need to know the location of the screen saver you use.  so do a search for that screen saver (should be a .scr file).  so try doing a search for ".scr" and the name of your screensaver should pop up somewhere.  copy the location of it somewhere including the name of the screensaver.  \n\nfor example, c:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;ssbezier.scr\n\nthen go to desktop, right click>new>create shortcut.  right click on the shortcut>properties.  under shortcut menu, click in the 'target' box and put the location of the screensaver in there.  \n\nyou should also see a 'shortcut key' box.  put what you want the shortcut to screensaver to be in that box.
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Control Panel&#92;Desktop&#92;Wallpaper is the key you want, specify the image file there.
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There is no sound logic to your question.  "I have 2 small items on my monitor".  Please remove your question, so you can get real help.  An explain what the "2 small items", look like.\n\nAlso do you know the difference between a screensaver and wallpaper??.\n\nClinical Psychiatrist, France
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You do not require specific software for taking screenshots.  You can do so freely with Windows  and MS Paint.  If you want to take a snapshot of the entire screen, click on the Print Screen button on the keyboard.  If you want to take a snapshot of a specific window, press ALT+Print Screen.  Now open MS Paint (Start>Run>type mspaint in the box and press enter), open a new file and press CTRL+V.  Your snapshot will be pasted. Now save the file in whatever format you like (.jpg, .bmp, .gif).
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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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You can download the image you are looking for as a background from http://www.theouterlimits.com/downloads/index.html?desktop.  You can make that a screen saver in windows by using the My Pictures Slideshow and putting the picture in a folder by itself and telling the screen saver to look in that directory for pictures.
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You didn't specify, so I'll assume you're using OS X...  Go to System Preferences (there should be an icon in the dock or you can go to the Apple Menu and find it in the drop-down list).\n\nThere should be an icon at the top for Desktop & ScreenSaver.  Click it and find the ScreenSaver tab at the top.  Select that, and you will find a list of possible screen savers to your left to choose from.\n\nFrom there, you can even specify specific folders to use if you've downloaded screensavers or want to use family photos, etc.
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If you google for 'dvd' and 'screenshot' you should be able to get a freeware program to pull off the shots.  \n\nFrom there you can drop them into any editing programme.\n\nLet me know if you need other info.