If you want to make an image from the view you can see on your screen, that is called a screenshot. There are several ways to do this, depending on how you want to take the image. To copy an image of the entire screen into the clipboard, press [B]PRT SCR[/B] on your keyboard. This is the "print screen" button and lets you paste the image into an application of your choice. If you want to copy the image of a single window, make sure that the window is currently active by clicking on it and then press [B]ALT + PRT SCR[/B]. Windows Vista includes a great feature called the Snipping Tool, which not only lets you take a screenshot of any part of the screen but it will also save the image for you (which the above methods won't do). To load the tool, run [B]SnippingTool.exe[/B] from the run menu (Press [B]WINDOWS KEY + R[/B] to access this): [CENTER][ATTACH]99.vB[/ATTACH][/CENTER] Once this loads, highlight the area you want to take a screenshot of by dragging the mouse and holding down left click: [CENTER][ATTACH]98.vB[/ATTACH][/CENTER] After this you will be presented with a preview of the image, and if you like it click [B]File > Save As[/B] to save this image as a JPG, GIF or PNG file: [CENTER][ATTACH]97.vB[/ATTACH][/CENTER]
