creating slide fr you tube video/where is the print screen on Thin

[FayeD]

I'm told that I can pause the video, push Alt + Print Screen, and that the
image will be stored to Windows Clipboard. Maybe that happens, but I see
nothing, and I can't figure out how to access the Clipboard. Have read a
billion pages of instructions from Dell and MS, but to no avail. Very
fatigued - help would be appreciated. (I'm working on niece's dell desktop
because my Lenovo ThinkPad T60p doesn't have a Print Screen button - read a
lot of Lenovo stuff to find out what an alternative function button would be
(or anykind of keyboard button), but couldn't find anything. If any
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[Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]]

On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 204:03 -0700, FayeD
<FayeD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>
>I'm told that I can pause the video, push Alt + Print Screen, and that the
>image will be stored to Windows Clipboard. Maybe that happens, but I see
>nothing, and I can't figure out how to access the Clipboard. Have read a
>billion pages of instructions from Dell and MS, but to no avail. Very
>fatigued - help would be appreciated. (I'm working on niece's dell desktop
>because my Lenovo ThinkPad T60p doesn't have a Print Screen button - read a
>lot of Lenovo stuff to find out what an alternative function button would be
>(or anykind of keyboard button), but couldn't find anything. If any


Usually it's near the key labelled "Scroll Lock", or the "Home / End"
buttons. It's normally labelled either "Print Screen" or more often,
"Prt Scr" and may also have the letters "SysRq" below (on the same
keytop)

For pasting the clipboard image, press CTRL + V keys together (the
standard windows key combination for the Paste command)

Paint isn't much use for screen shots, I'd try Paint.NET (free)
instead for clipping the image to a smaller screen portion as needed :
http://www.getpaint.net/

HTH
Cheers - Neil
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