Screenshot program ?

[l1v3fr33ord1]

Joe-

Three pointers.

1) Using Alt-PrtSC captures the open window, rather than the entire screen. This is useful if you don't want other stuff to appear in the screenshot, such as your Desktop.
2) Using the Paint application (Included with Windows, under "Start/All Programs/Accessories"), you can crop unwanted stuff out of the screenshot.
3) If you use a PDF "Printing" application, you can print from any application to Adobe PDF. It can be used in concert with aa screenshot application; for instance, after cropping with Paint you can "print" to PDF (instead of saving as JPEG/GIF/PNG, etc. within Paint. The PDF "printer" I've used for years is "CutePDF Writer." It's free. The link to download it is here. To use it, select "CutePDF" as the "printer" from any application, pick a place to save the PDF file created, press "OK."

[RKins]

Originally Posted by MSHappyCampers

Bob, I tried the Ctl + PrtScn and also the Alt + PrtScn. I don't find a Clipboard on my Windows 7 computer, only a Notepad.

Paste it into "paintbrush" and then you save it from there.

[JC2]

Here is a link to a "free" utility that I've used in the past.

Screenshot Utility, a Screen Capture Program - Homepage

[JohnBoyToo]

I used to just use the built in utilities, but changed to SnagIT since I had a need for multi-screen captures among other nice features.

love it !

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=snagit

[MSHappyCampers]

Thanks everyone, I'm still reading!

[RichnSue]

Sorry for the delay, yes captured screenshots will be the same size