We all love to take screenshots of some items on our various
handheld device screens. Sometimes, it’s a page on a browser, it sometimes is a
funny picture on Instagram. Screenshots now dominate our daily mobile
technology usage. Gone are the days of picking a notepad and pen to take notes
from a website. Some mobile operating systems don’t have this but are able to
do this magic with the aid of applications. An example is the Screen Grabber
and Screen Muncher on OS 7.1 of the BB. Devices like android and BB10 do this without
the need for such softwares. Today, I would be showing us how to take
screenshot of Windows PC running OS 8 and 8.1. You can try it on other versions
of Windows. Vista, XP and 7. Hard to find one of those things around me.
STEPS
1. Prepare the page you want to take a screenshot off. Ensure every
document or item is well enlarged, highlighted or as you choose.
2. Look on your keyboard and locate the Print Screen key, on my
HP here, it is written as “ prt sc “,just
beside my Function keys.
Found it? Bravo, now press and hold the windows Logo button
on the keyboard and press the " prt sc "
key we found earlier. Mathematically, the equation should be
+ prt sc = screenshot
3. The screen should flash and you are done. Attached to this
post is a screenshot of me using MS Word in editing this post.
4. Now, check in your Pictures folder, a screenshot folder
containing your screenshots would be waiting for you. Have fun. I hope this
increases our creativity.
It has been anticipated and expected. It has also hit more
than 27 million downloads around the world since its release. This for sure is
Microsoft’s best so far in a long time. I personally didn’t try the technical
preview but I got the windows 10 OS few days ago, did a lot of troubleshooting
and research before I could say anything about it. In the next few posts. I’d
be sharing my discoveries, knowledge, tutorials, warnings, red and white flags,
hints and tips and most importantly, the best ways to get windows 10 if and if
you don’t want to keep your files. But first, I’d like to explain some of the
features embedded in windows 10.
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