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How do I copy & paste a screen from another application into Power Point?

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by dklippert

You can select a document or spreadsheet and paste it, but if you want to past the screen use the Print Screen button on the keyboard. Use Alt+Print Screen to capture the active window such as a dialog box. Switch back to PowerPoint and Paste.

by johngreer

It that doesn't work (it does sometimes for me and doesn't sometimes), try a shareware program that does screen capture.

I use LViewPro and IceView.

by carquiza

Go to pull-down menu, click on Tools,Toolbars,Clipboard, select the object you wish to copy then paste.

by caramia

You can also then crop the picture and make it look better (if you don't want the entire screen) by using the tools on the Picture toolbar.
I use screen print all the time for documentation I write.

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