Tips and tricks for your PC
If you want to take screenshots in Windows 7 beta, this OS comes with it own little program called Snipping Tool, which can be found in the Start Menu/All Programs/Accessories.
You can take a screenshot of the entire screen, a window or just a selection of the screen, that you select. Below you can see a crop I did on a small portion of my wallpaper.
Why do i have to open up a program? why can’t it be a universal key command on the keyboard? what about gadgets? could it at least be a gadget?
how do you do it with windows 7 starter?
yeah well mine doesnt have that…nowwhat?
exactly what i was looking for haha
thanks for the tip 
nice!! did not know got sure tools in Windows 7 already. waste my time in finding freeware. thank man!!
Thank you so much! I’ve been looking for this for about 3 months! YOU ROCK!
This is awesome. I have’nt tryed it yet but I think it will work!!!!
Thanks =)
thnx a lot it was so helpful ^^
Wow, this worked perfectly. Thanks a lot!
Helpful tip thanx.
Finally! Starting to catch up with Mac… if only there were simple key commands.
Thank You,
This Is Perfect Exactly What I Was Looking For…..
@jsnswfy
You sound like you are a total dick.
i have really wanted to make screenshots but did not know how to go about it until today. I am now liberated and wiser as a result of visiting this site!
Two problems with this tool when snapping a window:
* If you are using an Aero theme, the background still “bleeds” through the window frame
* The snapshot is rectangular, while windows usually have rounded corners. A few pixels of the background will show.
So, while this is a nice little tool for casual use, I would not want to use it to for publication-quality screen grabs. It would be great if the tool would grab a window with an opaque border and white pixels at the corners.
@ swistle
you sound like a dick to
yup ken ur a total faggot
shift – print screen then open up new word doc, then hit Ctrl – v
done
how to make sreenshots on win7 on hp 6730b???
@Steve Your the Man that is exactly what i needed to know.. and for anyone else just shift-printscreen and open a word or paint new doc and paste (shift-v) veolla!
sorry i meant control-v for paste.. the same as you do with text
Thanks this helped alot
Great! This is EXACTLY what I was hoping/looking for.