There must be other ways, but I have never used them, with a few exception. What I did with Print Screen was to click on it for a photograph or article I wanted to copy from Internet Explorer, than click on
Start >
All Programs >
Accessories > Find, and click on
Paint or
Wordpad. Than in
Paint, I click on
Edit on top, than click on
Paste, and with
wordpad, I would just right click my mouse, onto an empty space, and click on Paste. The image or article is now installed onto that program.
There are other ways to use Print Screen as well, but never used them. Others may weigh in with their suggestions later. Hope this helps a tiny bit.. :smileyhappy:
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I have a free program that I downloaded called Photo Filtre. It's actually excellent for editing or touching up digital photos, but what I do when I want a printscreen is to open Photo Filtre, but minimize it; keeping the icon of it in the taskbar.... Then I hit the printscreen key... then I click the Photo Filtre icon to open it.
Then in Photo Filtre, I click " edit ".; then " paste as new image ". That allows me to give the printscreen a name if I want, and send that image off to wherever I want...
Probably many ways to do this; but this is the only way I do it here... If you dabble in photos at all, that Photo Filtre is fabulous... and free too !:smileyvery-happy:
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Posted December 31st, 2006 19:00
2.6 Ghz 400 FSB
1 Gb 2100 DDR memory
Windows XP Home
120 Gb Seagate 7,200 drive
24 inch 2407 WFP
XFX 7800 GS O/C AGP
16x DVD-R
410 watt ( PcPower&Cooling )
Message Edited by SR45 on 12-31-200604:05 PM