Screen Capture
Posted 23rd March 2014 at 04:24 AM by SyncTronX
Updated 20th March 2016 at 12:34 AM by SyncTronX (spell check and clarify)
Updated 20th March 2016 at 12:34 AM by SyncTronX (spell check and clarify)
Here is one method to capture your computer measurements
from your computer screen.
To capture only a window that is selected:
Press ALT and Print Screen
keys at the same time.
OR
To capture the whole computer screen image:
Press the Print Screen key.
Then open your paint program and paste
the capture:
Press CTRL and V keys.
Your window/screen is now in your paint program.
Save it in a JPEG format.
Note, the generic paint program is listed
under the Start Menu:All Programs:Accessories:Paint
When saving, look and see where Windows
puts the file...it can get real tricky to find again.
IMG or BMG files are huge.
JPG (Joint Photographic Expert Group)
has algorithms that compress the file size
down to make it easier to send and receive.
Here is my screen capture:
https://origin.dastatic.com/forums/ga...rintScreen.jpg
from your computer screen.
To capture only a window that is selected:
Press ALT and Print Screen
keys at the same time.
OR
To capture the whole computer screen image:
Press the Print Screen key.
Then open your paint program and paste
the capture:
Press CTRL and V keys.
Your window/screen is now in your paint program.
Save it in a JPEG format.
Note, the generic paint program is listed
under the Start Menu:All Programs:Accessories:Paint
When saving, look and see where Windows
puts the file...it can get real tricky to find again.
IMG or BMG files are huge.
JPG (Joint Photographic Expert Group)
has algorithms that compress the file size
down to make it easier to send and receive.
Here is my screen capture:
https://origin.dastatic.com/forums/ga...rintScreen.jpg