Print Screen in W2K

Print Screen key now just copies the current display to memory. You can paste this data into paint or other programs and then print the resulting image. Or, there are many Print Screen programs out there now that allow you do use the old functionality of the standard print screen key. Just search for Print Screen on such sites as TuCows.com and WinFiles.com

Using Alt+PrntScrn (Copy) on the current window, then open word or any imaging program and hit CTRL+V (Paste).

I use a program called "Snag It"... www.techsmith.com

More in depth in screen shots amd modifying them / adding to them

after you click on Print screen or ALt/Print screen you have to open any edit software (exp. wordpad,paint etc) and paste it.

The simplest method to capture an "image" from a DOS window to any kind of documents, it's the following:
- use the mouse pointer and like when you want to sellect a paragraph in word, do the same thing over the entire text you want to capture.
- once you did that, let the mouse off, and press enter
- open then any document you like to transfer the data in the screen - lets say word, and use CTRL-V to paste the information from the DOS window.