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Hellfire13
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There is a "Print Screen" button on your keyboard. Press it and then go to start menu and open MS Paint. Once it is open, either press "Ctrl+V" or right click your mouse and paste it.
Achint2000
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On the keyboard, press "Print Screen" or "PRT SCR" button.
Open Paint, press Ctrl+V to paste it.
On the upper menu, save it and there's your screenshot.
There's a super easy way to do this, download a program called "Dropbox". It's free and it takes a screenshot instantly and saves it whenever you press "Print Screen". Then there are also programs like ScreenHunter but their free version saves in normal quality JPG format.
Open Paint, press Ctrl+V to paste it.
On the upper menu, save it and there's your screenshot.
There's a super easy way to do this, download a program called "Dropbox". It's free and it takes a screenshot instantly and saves it whenever you press "Print Screen". Then there are also programs like ScreenHunter but their free version saves in normal quality JPG format.
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