[Osiris]

To Capture All the Screen

1. Press the PrtScn (Print Screen) key.
2. After capturing the image or picture, paste it into the document.

To Capture a Part or a Section

1. Move to the area you want to capture.
2. Press the PrtScn (Print Screen) key.
3. After capturing the image or picture, paste it into the document.

[Slaymate]

What about Capturing a screenshot from a Blu-ray Movie. Everytime I try to capture one all I get is a Black Screen.

[Yamikotai]

Originally Posted by Slaymate

What about Capturing a screenshot from a Blu-ray Movie. Everytime I try to capture one all I get is a Black Screen.

If you pause it and do frame-by-frame you can usually get a screenshot, I've found.

[Slaymate]

I tried that last weekend with the new Transformers flick and all I got were black screens.

[Osiris]

Try this

How to Capture Image From Video Like Dvd, Blue-ray Disc and More

[Slaymate]

I'll try it tomorrow at work, thanks

[Hampton]

I hit print screen and paste it into ACDSEE pic app, also Win 7 has the sniping tool.

[Osiris]

Originally Posted by Slaymate

I'll try it tomorrow at work, thanks

any luck?

[Shylock]

There's a number of screen capturing utils that are quite elegant, and free. including addons for firefox/etc. I'd just use one of them. prnt scrn is ok, but rather brutal and clumsy imo. I like snagit for windows myself. Screen Capture | Snagit | Screen capture software by TechSmith or Gscrot/shutter or Ksnapshot for *nix

[Trotter]

Screengrab!, an extension for Firefox, allows you to capture the entire page that is currently being viewed in Firefox and not just what you can see.