PrinceAuron Wrote:Captain: I must have the link of where you got that image. It is fantastic!

It's right here in the sector.

How do I take a screenshot of my desktop screen!!

There`s that for windows or if your using ubuntu or Kubuntu like I am over here on two different machines. I think it is right click and do a screen capture as well. At least under the GNOME GUI interface. I will have to check under the KDE environment as well to see that. Because it may be different the GNOME version for linux. I know there is a another way under the MAC OSX as well. But using free BSD for them it might be something else entirely too.

MutoidMan Wrote: disc100 Wrote:How do I take a screenshot of my desktop screen!! 1. Press the key on your keyboard marked 'PrtScn', which should be situated directly to the right of the 'F12' key. 2. Click on the 'Start' button in the lower left-hand corner of your screen. 3. Click on 'All Programs'. 4. Click on 'Accessories'. 5. Click on 'Paint'. 6. On the menu bar, click on 'Edit', and then on 'Paste' in the Edit menu. 7. On the menu bar, click on 'File', and then on 'Save As...'. 8. Type a name in the 'File name:' box. 9. Choose '24-bit Bitmap' in the 'Save as type:' box. 10. Click on the 'Save' button.

On Mac OS X press Apple-Shift-3 to copy the screen to a file on the desktop (in PNG format), or Apple-Ctrl-Shift-3 to copy the screen to the clipboard.

Press Apple-Shift-4 to copy a portion of the screen to a file (the cursor changes to a crosshair that allows you to select a rectangular area of the screen), Apple-Ctrl-Shift-4 does the same, but copies the area to the clipboard.

Press Apple-Shift-4 and then Space will change the cursor from a crosshair to a camera which will copy whichever window it is over (the window will highlight to show that it will be copied, and the dock and menu bar act as if they are windows and can be copied), Apple-Ctrl-Shift-4 then space will do the same but copy to the clipboard.

There is also a program called Grab in the utilities folder that has many more options, including timed captures.

MutoidMan Wrote: disc100 Wrote:How do I take a screenshot of my desktop screen!! 1. Press the key on your keyboard marked 'PrtScn', which should be situated directly to the right of the 'F12' key. 2. Click on the 'Start' button in the lower left-hand corner of your screen. 3. Click on 'All Programs'. 4. Click on 'Accessories'. 5. Click on 'Paint'. 6. On the menu bar, click on 'Edit', and then on 'Paste' in the Edit menu. 7. On the menu bar, click on 'File', and then on 'Save As...'. 8. Type a name in the 'File name:' box. 9. Choose '24-bit Bitmap' in the 'Save as type:' box. 10. Click on the 'Save' button.

One more question. How do I post it now!?

EDIT: Nevermind, got it. Here it is.

Depends as well on what you call average too. In many ways that you call average too. Something even for me I would average. May be advanced to another It all depends on the knowedge on how much they already know.

I remember hearing about the alt+prntscreen as well. Never really used it myself.

DaveTRON Wrote: Compucore Wrote:There`s that for windows or if your using ubuntu or Kubuntu like I am over here on two different machines. I think it is right click and do a screen capture as well. At least under the GNOME GUI interface. I will have to check under the KDE environment as well to see that. Because it may be different the GNOME version for linux. I know there is a another way under the MAC OSX as well. But using free BSD for them it might be something else entirely too. In the ensuing 12 years it would take the average person to get all that running on their system properly, you could just do the windows steps! By the way: ALT-PrintScreen will capture only the active window on top and not all of the surrounding screen. Don't know if that's been mentioned yet.

Compucore Wrote: Depends as well on what you call average too. In many ways that you call average too. Something even for me I would average. May be advanced to another It all depends on the knowedge on how much they already know. I remember hearing about the alt+prntscreen as well. Never really used it myself.

Karl,

I know hundreds of people with PCs in their house. I know six people who run Macs exclusively, three who use some variation of Linux, and EVERYONE else uses Windows.

Windows is average. What you use is outside the box.

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DaveTRON Wrote: Screw the Paint steps too. Go to Cerious software and download their Thumbs Plus program. If you want a screenshot quickly you can turn on their autocapture function and just hit Print Screen and the image is stored automatically in the directory you desire. Makes life extremely simple.

Is it free software?

zazumage Wrote:my screen, its on a school computer, that i get to take home and use EVERYDAY FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR! OWNAGE!

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