ctrl , alt , print screen :)
Press the button the says "print screen", paste it into paint, save file into pictures.
Select Control (Ctrl) and select Print Screen Then open paint, then copy and paste
You cannot directly copy from Turbo editor and paste it in Word. But instead you can save your source file from Turbo. Then open that file in Notepad. From Notepad you can copy or paste to MS Word.
To copy the screen you can use Print Screen which is abbreviated prt sc on your pc's keyboard. All you have to do is press the print screen button and then go to word or paint on your PC and press CTRL V or paste(same thing) and the screen at which you pressed print screen will appear. On some PC's you may have to press fn(function button) and then the prt sc button.
To take a screenshot on a computer screen, press the "Print Screen" key on your keyboard. This key may be labeled as "PrtScn" or something similar. After pressing the key, you can paste the screenshot into an image editing program or document by pressing "Ctrl V" or right-clicking and selecting "Paste."
Press CTRL, ALT, Print Screen:)
Try ALT+CTRL+PRINT SCREEN
First hit the Print Screen key on your keyboard. Then go into Paint and go to the edit menu and click Paste, or press and hold the Ctrl key and press V. ...a little more: Simple. Using your "prnt scrn" button on your keyboard, take the shot (if you want to get a screen shot of an active window, hold down the "ctrl" key then hit the "prnt scrn" key.) Open Microsoft "Paint" and select edit, then paste. The screen shot will appear, and then save it with what ever name you want. This will send it to your "My Pictures" file by default.
Simple :) Okay, once you got the Print Screen, you go on a photo shop, such as 'Paint' or 'Adobe'. Then you can either click on Edit>paste, or you can right-click on your mouse and click 'paste' :) -RustedCrayon.Tumblr.Com :D
u press ctrl+P
Press the Print Screen key and youu will get the full screen screenshot of the contents of the screen saved to the clipboard(Windows.) Going to a program that does graphics(many freely available) and and pressing Ctrl + V will paste it there so that it can be saved or manipulated.