3 How to Print Screen in Windows 7

If you want to capture the moments that happen on screen computer monitor, you can do it with a screenshot or screen capture. In Windows 7 itself, there are three ways that you can do to do a print screen. The first one you can do print screen by using the built-in features of Windows. Both of you could do a print screen by using the default Windows application called Snipping Tool. Lastly, you can use the software for free screen capture. Here's a more complete WinPoin gave his review.

Using Keyboard Keys PrtSc (Print Screen)

The first way that you can do is to press the "PrtSc" which is usually located on the top right corner of the keyboard. When the image has been copied to the clipboard, open the image editing software such as Paint. Once open, you just need to choose the option "Paste" or use the key combination CTRL + V.

So then the image will appear, from which you can also do basic editing before the image is saved.

Use Snipping Tools

The next way that you can use the default system software namely Snipping tools. with this tool you can take screenshoot with several options such as.

Take it according to the desired shape (Free-from Snip).
Pick it up with a square shape (Rectangular Snip).
Retrieve it based on the selected Window (Windows Snip).
Take it with a full screen size (Full-Screen Snip).

And to take screenshoot, Snipping Tool search application from the Start Menu, then select the Accesories > method you want to use to take screenshots, drag according to the area that you want to take the picture.

After the screenshot is taken, it will appear in the editor window, you can directly save the corresponding to the desired format. You can also do a little basic editing or sending pictures to email.

Using 3rd Party Software

Of the many software to screenshoot. Winpoin recommend you to try the Picpick. because with this software but you can capture the screen, you can also do basic and advanced editing. suitable for you who often make pictures for tutorials, guides, etc.

To capture the screen itself. do you just need to open Picpick, after that use the "PrtSc" (similar to the way first). doing so automatically then the image will appear in the editor window is picpick. from there you can do editing as you wish, like adding frames, watermarks, blur, etc.

Well that's the 3 ways you can do to Printscreen on Windows 7, easy is not it?. of the many ways, which means according to you most easily? :)