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Making screenshots (only for Windows)
Like some of you might know is that selecting a window inside Photoshop (or any other application) and pressing Alt+Print, will copy a screen shot of this window to the clipboard for later use in Photoshop or any other program.
It happened to me a few times in the past that pressing ALT+print in Photoshop copied the whole screen instead of a single window.
I've found the reason why. If you make a window active by clicking on the top bar, you will copy the whole screen, even if you press ALT+print.
Instead, click somewhere else other then on this top bar (attachment)
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Making screenshots (only for Windows)
thanx guas, I'll be using this more often!
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Making screenshots (only for Windows)
B7 Thanks G-Man! ;)
;\ I confess that I've been clicking where you've indicated and have been "pissed off" 'cause my layer menu wasn't included (i.e. the whole screen)... now I know why! 
[confused] Takes somebody like me to do it half-assed backwards...
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Making screenshots (only for Windows)
Great tute, Gaussian, I always thought I had to purchase a screen capturing program to do it ;\
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print screen for windows
I keep hitting alt and "print Scrn" button..but nothing happens... what am I doing wrong? Where does it get saves for later use in a program?
Tanya
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Making screenshots (only for Windows)
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Making screenshots (only for Windows)
tcaeast, when you press the alt/prt scr combination, you're actually copying the picture to your system clipboard. Nothing is going to happen until you "paste" (Ctrl V or Edit/Paste) from your clipboard to somewhere else! ;)
As far as Photoshop is concerned, open a new document and then "paste" with the Ctrl V command or Edit/Paste.
As far where your clipboard (viewer) is located, it depends on the operating system you're using. I don't know NT, but I just had a *hell* of a time finding mine (Windows XP) but it finally turned up (new name 'clipbook viewer') in Windows/System 32. Once you locate your "clipboard" put a shortcut to it on your desktop or taskbar so that it's easily accessible at any time. Comes in handy! ;)
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re: copy/paste for screenshots on pc
Wendy: Thanks for the help on that one!
Tanya
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Making screenshots (only for Windows)
You're Welcome Tanya!
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