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The most well-known way to capture screenshots is with the Print Screen key, usually located on the upper right portion of your keyboard. 1. Press Print Screen to take a snapshot of your entire screen, or press Alt, Print Screen to take a screenshot of just the active window where you are working.2.You can then paste the image into e-mail messages, Office documents, or image editors.. Press Print Screen to take a snapshot of your entire screen, or press Alt, Print Screen to take a screenshot of just the active window where you are working. 2.
In the Utilities folder under Applications, OS X also has a tool for taking screenshots called Grab. To use it: 1  From the Capture menu, select the type of screenshot you want to take: a selection, one windows, the entire screen, or a timed screen which waits ten seconds then captures your screen.2  Then follow prompts to select the area of your screen capture. 3  Go to File then Save to save the screenshot as a TIFF image.ake a Screenshot on Windows. Look for the Print Screen key on your keyboard, which might be labeled PrtScn. Photo remixed from original by John Hall & Associates. 1  To capture the entire screen (everything you see on the screen, including all open windows), press the PrtScn button.