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Disable Print Screen?
Ron Badour rwbad...@texas.net comp os ms-windows win95 misc Lyle Giles wrote: In Win 95 - how do you print screen & or print window directly? I know that pressing print screen (or alt/print screen) dumps a copy of the screen (or window) into the clipboard. But of course that means only the most recent copy of what

how to use the print screen key?
Use <Print Screen> by itself and paste. You'll get the Desktop and the Word window. Now use <Alt Print Screen> and paste. You'll get just the Word window minus the Desktop. What you can do is paste the image in Paint, select the portion of the image you want, copy it and paste it in your Word document.

Print Screen disabled
Sharon F sharonf...@ETEmvps.org microsoft public windowsxp general On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 16:31:41 -0400, Laurel wrote: I did a google search and found a ton of people complaining in this group that ALT-PrintScreen no longer worked. Unfortunately, I couldn't find an answer. Most responses seemed to be "It works for me.

Print Screen
But one other thought - what if we wanted to log the print screen attempt? This would mean intercepting the event or continuously peeking that memory address for a status change. Doing this results in a general exception after a few iterations. I'd also have thought that it wouldn't work anyway because your code

Print Screen anomaly
While you can build your app any way you want, your comments on print screen seem to me to miss the point of having a Windows app, which is that all graphics takes place in specific device contexts, giving the programmer the ability to recast the same code producing the same output to suit the requirements of many

Print Screen In Widows XP Professional
Guy Macon guyma...@deltanet.com comp sys ibm pc hardware video One good way to document PC based software is to go through various tasks while printing the screen at each step. In Windows, the print screen key puts the current screen on the clipboard, which you can export to WordPad with the paste menu.

CVF 6.6 'Print Screen' Key Available?
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Vista print screen help
Suzanne S. Barnhill sbarnh...@mvps.org microsoft public word printingfonts In DOS, PrintScreen does exactly that; it dumps the contents of the screen to the printer, which prints it (not always very well). In Windows the same key copies the contents of the screen to the Clipboard, whence it can be pasted into any

Screen print
Steve Cochran scoch...@chattanooga.net microsoft public windows inetexplorer ie55 outlookexpress I use ALT-Print Screen to get the current window. Then follow your steps after that. Just open MS Paint and use Edit | Paste to get the image and then File | Print. DBXtend allows for saving the list as HTML or CSV so

Print Screen disabled
Maybe that's too much to expect? ;-( Maybe not: Screen Print 32 v. 2.0a by Provtech Limited Size: 1.44 m Win9x,WinNT,WinME,Win2K 22-Aug-2001 http://www.freewarehome.com/System_Utilities/File_Management/File_Print ing_t.html Have you ever wished that printing your screen in Windows was as easy as it was when DOS was

Print screen?
Gazwad argos.staffed.by.tw...@gmail.com alt os windows-xp alt os windows-vista Keith H <kt.hol...@ntlworld.com>, the balding-scrounger and horny gay-old-dog who likes blood-thirsty noodle doodling with moose, and whose partner is a whoopie-wench with a bulging furby,

How do I print screen and where would it go?
It is DOS which will print the screen when you press the old "Print Screen" button. In Windows, it dumps the screen to the clipboard. From the clipboard, you need to paste the image into a "Paint" program and print from there. Larry Lindstrom wrote: I'ma Unix guy who uses Windows 98 SE for video games.

Vista print screen help
Peter Below (TeamB) 100113.1...@compuXXserve.com borland public delphi objectpascal I am writing a utility that will print the screen once a button is pressed. Can I automatically associate the "Print Screen" to a button? Since Windows does not have a print screen function build in (all it has is a function to copy

print screen
I have never really looked into what the "Print Screen" ->button does in win98 ->> or how to get it to work, but now I have a need for it. ->> ->> At work we are running a Novell Netware network and some ->people run a ->> certain DOS application under win98 that does not have ->print features.

Screen grab / print screen
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Print Screen Not Working
garfield-n-odie [MVP] garfieldno...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public word docmanagement Did you try Fn+PrtSc ? nhitch wrote: I have used print screen correctly many times on another computer. I understand how it works. It simply does not work on my fairly new HP. Keys above keypad are: home over prt sc,

Print Screen
When I used the print screen feature in windows 2000 I just pressed the print screen button on the keyboard and the screen capture was pasted on the clipboard and I could paste it in any application as a bitmap or clip art. I've tried Print Screen, Ctrl+Print Screen, Alt+Print Screen, and Ctrl+Alt+Print Screen,

Print Screen
Wesley Vogel 123WVogel...@comcast.net microsoft public windowsxp general The Print Screen key, is often abbreviated as Print Scrn. Print Scrn key copies everything on your screen. The sole function of this key is to take a snapshot or picture of your computer screen and copy it to the clipboard.

Print screen key
darkrats darkr...@hotmail.com 24hoursupport helpdesk PrintScreen copies the screen to the clipboard. From there you can paste it into an application. For example: 1. Picture on screen 2. Press PrintScreen 3. Open up MS Paint 4. Go to Edit/Paste There it is! Jim Stull wrote in message ... Is there a way to print

How can I use "Print Screen" button from a DOS app?
I'm sick of users pushing print screen to send me an error report. Where my error window comes up I would like to replace this with a bitmap saying, Thanks, Michael Have you tried just dumping the error into an email yourself? fwiw, I put together a "print screen" replacement that starts when they log on,