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just press shift + printscreen and paste the image in mspaint.
btw.
there was a nifty program (free) was on download.com that could do that.
Leopold
(searches on print screen and screen shot.)
Did you try this first? When you hit CTRL+ALT+DEL to bring up the security window, it locks out many of the system functions - including PrntScrn! That was the first thing I tried, only I used Alt+PrntScrn. I have also tried to use the screen capture function in Paint Shop Pro - but it didn't work either. Did you know the name of the free program on download.com?
indeed I didn't try this and it's not working :(
I don't recall the program neither, it has been 3 years that I have worked with it in the classroom of a university.
Sorry, that I couldn't have helped out more
Leopold
by sgt_shultz
by joseph moore
Sure, this is easy.
Just connect to a Win2K machine using either Terminal Services or any remote control program that runs as a Service (like pcAnywhere, RemoteAdmin, etc).
So, you are on \\MACHINE1 and you connect via TS to \\MACHINE2. After you connect, and before you log into \\MACHINE2, just grab a screen snapshot of the TS window on \\MACHINE1, then cut out everything except for the CTRL+ALT+DEL window!
hope this helps
Didn't think of that - Perfect! Thank you
by aelayyan
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