How to Print &/or Save the Entire Windows Screen or a Screen Portion

5/16/2012 - Optimized for Firefox 12.0

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1) Ensure that you can see what you want to print, on the computer screen. 2) Press the PRINT SCREEN key (usually upper right of the keyboard). 3) START (lower left of the screen) PROGRAMS ACCESSORIES PAINT 4) EDIT (near upper left of the Paint window) PASTE 5) Say YES to question (IF it is asked), "The image in the clipboard is larger than the bitmap. Would you like the bitmap enlarged? 5B) Optionally, ROTATE the image in PAINT IMAGE FLIP/ROTATE check ROTATE BY ANGLE (select the angle) 6) You can Optionally CROP the Image to exclude things you do not want in your final image: How to Crop Images with Microsoft Paint - associatedcontent How to Crop an Image With MS Paint - eHow.com Crop a picture using Paint - Microsoft Windows7 How To Crop Images with MS Paint - The Elder Scrolls

PRINTING THE IMAGE

7) FILE (near upper left of the Paint window) PRINT 7B) To Optionally select Landscape (not Portrait) mode: PROPERTIES (on the Print window that popped up) FEATURES Click on the empty circle in front of LANDSCAPE 8) say OK to the printer selection

SAVING THE PAINT FILE

9) NOTE: You can optional SAVE a copy of this image (with or without printing it): FILE SAVE AS Select your location (Save in:) Select your file name (File name:) Select your file TYPE (Save as type) - usually you want JPEG ======================================================= NOTE: You can view the PAINT HELP information.

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