In all Windows versions, press PrintScreen on your keyboard to copy the
entire screen to the Clipboard, then paste as needed. Alt+PrintScreen pastes
the active window or dialog. It's best not to paste directly into Word.
Instead, paste into an image-editing program (even MS Paint), crop as
needed, then save in a standard graphics format and use Insert | Picture |
From File to insert the picture in your document. This way you can reuse the
screen shot as needed and also still have it on file if it becomes corrupted
in the document.
For more sophisticated screen shots (individual menus or toolbars, scrolling
dropdown lists or spin boxes, etc.), use a dedicated screen capture program
such as SnagIt from TechSmith (
www.techsmith.com), which provides the
ability to capture directly from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Internet
Explorer and to save in a variety of formats, including capturing printer
output.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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