denrocks2

The title is quite missleading, I have heard of DVD Flick and use it a lot, but it say's that there would be 11 that I never heard of. I am highly disapointed

DrFPS

You don't have to press [alt]. You can just [press print] screen. You didn't tell him the other half.

Open m$ paint. Press the edit tab. And there is your screen capture. You can use this at anytime. Gaming, surfing, desktop what ever you fancy.

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DuckieHo

PRINT SCREEN captures the entire screen.
ALT+PRINT SCREEN captures the focused application only.

The assumption was that he knew how to paste a print screen.


Thank you, come again.

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TwoCables

My hero. Thank you for beating me to it. This is 100% accurate.

DrFPS, check this out too: I have the Razer Lycosa. Each of the 104 keys can be assigned to do something. So, I took the simple approach and made F10 open up MsPaint (I did this over 4-5 months ago). I also have MsPaint set to open with an extremely small box to paste in so that I never, ever have to shrink it down when I paste small windows.

So, here's all I have to do in order to post a screenshot of something like the Task Manager:

1. Open Notepad, and re-size it to provide a clean white background.
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager (because I disabled the Welcome Screen).
3. Press Alt+Print Screen to capture Task Manager.
4. Press F10 to open MsPaint.
5. Press Ctrl+V to paste it.
6. Press Alt, F, A to open "Save As..." (I have F12 set to open Outlook, so I can't use F12 for Save As...)
7. Save it.
8. Then go through with the things I do in order to post a screenshot.

Notice the steps above lacked "take the time meticulously cropping the screenshot". Here's the result:



Alt+Print Screen + Notepad for a clean white background (for the top left and right corners). Awesome. I'll never have to spend the time trying to crop it out ever again.

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DuckieHo

Vista's Sniping is nice too... it's a fast way to crop screenshots and save directly to file

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TwoCables

That's what I hear: so, once I'm completely moved into Windows 7 (I'm using XP at the moment, but I boot into 7 to practice using it), I'll be posting screenshots like the above using the Snipping Tool.

I only installed the RC, build 7100 about 2 days ago, so I still have a ton of stuff to go through.

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LudaMan

I LOVE dropbox. Its so nice to be able to just put a file in your dropbox and know that if you ever need it, its there regardless of where you are in the world. I know there are other services that do the same but dropbox is so much quicker to use.

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