How To A Take Screen Shot

13 years ago

If you got a MAC press Command Shift and Number 4
If you got a PC press screen print and paste in paint

Alternatively download 'awesome screen shot' for firefox or chrome

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Goldenboy

13 years ago

There are applications available as well that can solve this problem which often comes in bundle with a screen recorder. However, if you choose to make it simple, GavinStephenson said it all. Good with your project!

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aryangarg

13 years ago

PrintScr key on keyword to take screenshot.. If you want to take a complete screenshot of a website then download screebgrab plugin for firefox

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Michael Shook

13 years ago

On a PC, go to the page you want, press the print screen button. Usually upper right. This will take a screenshor and copy it to your clipboard.

Open Paint and paste using CTRL V.

Then you can edit your screenshot.

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livemusic

13 years ago

If you want a partial screenshot, I use MWSnap and it works great. (Draw a rectangle around any part, etc.)

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Vincent Moore

13 years ago

I use Fast Stone Capture for the PC. It's available from FastStone Image Viewer, Screen Capture, Photo Resizer ... I believe is their site.

It's free for non-commercial use (which is how I use it) and has a lot of different features including scrolling and capturing an entire web page if so desired.

For my use at home, it's a great piece of software.

- Vince

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Sheryl Polomka

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Vincent Moore

I use Fast Stone Capture for the PC. It's available from FastStone Image Viewer, Screen Capture, Photo Resizer ... I believe is their site.

It's free for non-commercial use (which is how I use it) and has a lot of different features including scrolling and capturing an entire web page if so desired.

For my use at home, it's a great piece of software.

- Vince

I use Fast Stone too - love it, wouldn't be without it!

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kamalmix

13 years ago

PC - 5th from right side on the top. Next to "home" button. then Open paint and CTRL+V or just "paste"

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AverageGuy

13 years ago

in win7, there is a 'snapping tool', although usually, I just use paint + print-screen key

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stesnees

13 years ago

Have you tried JING? Its free and VERY good.

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Rob Actis

13 years ago

If you are on a Mac, Snagit is awesome! I think that they have a PC version as well.
I think they both have a free 30 day trial.
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Alessandro Brunelli

13 years ago

I use snagit by Techsmith

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Carl Brown 13 years ago

Why would anyone do anything but hit "Prnt Scrn" then paste into whatever image editor they're using? You can crop the screen shot anywhere you want.
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- livemusic 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Carl Brown
  
  Why would anyone do anything but hit "Prnt Scrn" then paste into whatever image editor they're using? You can crop the screen shot anywhere you want.
  
  Uh, because we don't know any better? I have been using MWSnap and then putting that in Inkscape to mark up the image. I can do the same with your idea through Paint!
  
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Jack Duncan

13 years ago

If you are on a Mac, Snagit is awesome! I think that they have a PC version as well.

Yes, I second Snagit for simplicity and flexibility!

The PC version works great...and I believe Techsmith even has a 30 day fully functional trial, so you could use it and see how you like it.

All the best,
Jack Duncan

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Alastair McDermott

13 years ago

Here's instructions for a few more systems/scenarios:

How to Take a Screenshot (on any system) | amd on software

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Michael Mayhew

13 years ago

Fireshot plugin for FireFox. It's free. Will capture the entire page. Can add arrows annotations, etc. like Snag-It.

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Dann Vicker

13 years ago

I use the free version of Jing for this. One thing is that you can easily add annotations and text directions on your image. This you wont get through the keyboard route.

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Jeremy Raglin

13 years ago

I don't know if anyone has recommended it yet but I currently use a program called Jing for my income opportunity e-books and other forms of online content that I create and this program works great. Best of all it's free to use and you can't beat that in this day and age.

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omk

13 years ago

On the PC, I use chrome and G@@gle screen cap.

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deen_ad 13 years ago

I use Ashampoo Snap 4, cost was less than $20. I'm using Win 7.
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awebforyou

13 years ago

I use a free program called screenhunter

all you do is press F6 and highlight what you want in the screenshot and it saves it to a file and copies to the clipboard.

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