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Anyone know how to take screen shots of windows or webpages?
I would really like to be able to make an image of some websites in a 200x200 jpeg or gif. Taking windows pictures would be nice too. Appreciate any input. Thanks!

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Using Windows 2000 Pro. My major concern is taking pictures of web sites, Taking pictures of windows applications would be a plus! Thanks

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The "Print Screen" button will take a "screenshot" of your entire monitor display and put it in the clipboard. The key-combo of "alt"+"Print Screen" will capture just the window in the foreground. Once you do this, just open a graphics utility and paste. You can also paste into WordPad, if you have nothing else.

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I should have known it was something that simple. Sometimes the easy stuff baffles me. Thank you very much.

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