... don't know how you do it on a Mac or Linux, but on the PC it's Alt+PrintScrn (PrtScr on some keyboards) which is next to the Scroll Lock button for the current active window, and Ctrl+PrintScrn for the entire screen.
I just then paste it into PaintShopPro to edit, or you can paste directly into things like Microsoft Word if you're writing manuals/instructions.
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Date: 2008-01-15 01:15 pm (UTC)I just then paste it into PaintShopPro to edit, or you can paste directly into things like Microsoft Word if you're writing manuals/instructions.