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syonide

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i wanted to show someone wy overclock how would i take a screenshot of windows and the programs that are running
 
Press the PrtScr button on your keyboard. It's probably close to either the DEL button or Scr Lock. This will copy the entire screen into your clipboard. Open a Paint doc. and paste it in. Save, and upload to a server somewhere.

And please, dont bump your topics until they're at LEAST 6 hrs old.
 
sorry one more question when i try to paste it nothing happens and am not sure what u mean by clipboard
 
syonide said:
sorry one more question when i try to paste it nothing happens and am not sure what u mean by clipboard
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Open paint and click paste, the clipboard is just the copy/paste buffer.
 
Are you sure you're pressing the right button?


The clipboard is where things you "copy" or "cut" go... Like, it's the buffer in the memory where images or text go before you paste it.

PrtScr Button then Ctrl + V in Paint...
 
Use ALT+PrintScreen to copy only the window that has foucs. That way, you won't have crop manually -- or post a giant bitmap.
 
Question was answered, thread is now dead so off-topic question... Why is this in the VIA forum?
 
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