The simplest way I've found is using the "Print Screen" button. Unless you actually want
to print the screen contents, be sure your printer is turned off. The image will be saved
to the "clipboard."
Go to your Programs Menu. In the Accessories/Systems Tools section
you'l find "Clipboard Viewer." Click it and you'll see the image. Save it as a .jpg file.
When it's in .jpg format you can paste it into just about any program and/or
manipulate it in image programs.
The simplest way I've found is using the "Print Screen" button. Unless you actually want
to print the screen contents, be sure your printer is turned off. The image will be saved
to the "clipboard."
Go to your Programs Menu. In the Accessories/Systems Tools section you'l find
"Clipboard Viewer." Click it and you'll see the image. Save it as a .jpg file.
When it's in .jpg format you can paste it into just about any program and/or
manipulate it in image programs.