Posted by beancounter | Posted in Small Business | Posted on 07-07-2010
We’ve upgraded one of our Laptops to Windows7 – more like Xp than Vista. You’ve heard the wise old adage “If it ain’t broke, why fix it?”
Seems that IT techies haven’t heard that – or feel they have to make changes to justify their existence.
Back to the problem of how to print the screen image on the laptop.Using the “print Screen” key on the windows keyboard had no effect.
We then tried F13 function key – still no result. Why? Because Windows7 (and apparently Vista also) has a little application called a Snipping Tool to make capturing screen shots easier.
How to operate the Windows7 Snipping Tool
1. Find the tool by clicking on the Start Menu and typing “snipping” into the search box.
2. The Snipping Tool should be visible in the Programs list above the search box – so click on it.
3. A new window will appear on your screen , the Snipping Tool. You can move it to the edge of the screen out of your way.
4. The Snipping Tool assumes you want to create a new clipping as soon as you open it. Your screen will dim, and you can click and drag your cursor to select an area to copy. As you drag, the selected area will be darker, and surrounded by a red border if you’ve never changed the Snipping Tool options.
5. After releasing your mouse button, the captured area will open in the Snipping Tool window. If you’re not happy with the selection and need to try again, click the “New” button.
6. When you are happy with your clipping, press the second button to save the screen shot as an image file.
7. You can then paste the image into your Paint program or other graphics editing software
See, much easier than just pressing F13 …….. ????!!!!

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