How do you do a screen-grab on a PC?

[WilliamPitt]

[Cush]

1. "Print Screen" key/button

[didntvote4shrub]

2. alt-print screen

and then you can paste it into a window in "paint"

..or at least, that's how *I* do it.

[SheepyMcSheepster]

3. hit 'printscreen' button

usually next to F12
then open microsoft paint or any other imaging program and hold down 'ctrl' and press 'v' (ctrl+v = paste). image should appear. save it if you want to keep it.

[Kellanved]

4. press " print" on the keyboard

Or alt-"print" to just capture the active window.

Then paste into the application of your choice with ctrl-v .

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

5. Print screen

http://www.seoconsultants.com/windows/tips/print-screen-key.htm

[depakid]

6. There's a great little freeware enhancement called Gadwin

Works great- uses very little memory.

http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/

[elfwitch]

7. Download this program

It allows you to choose how much you want to grab and what keys you want to use to grab with -- http://www.screenprint32.com.

It even allows you to send a screen capture directly to a printer.

[DS1]

8. navigate your browser to www.snatch.com

:evilgrin:

[boxster]

9. Alt-Print Screen usually works. However, if you have a Microsoft keyboard

that has alternate functions for the F keys, you'll need to turn off the Function lock before it'll work.

As others have mentioned, Alt-Print Screen, then just paste into Word, Paint, etc.

[WilliamPitt]

10. THANKS, EVERYONE!!