How do you take a snapshot of a page on a laptop?

Answer 1

The key combination is either <alt> <PrintScreen> or <ctrl> <PrintScreen>, I can't remember which, so try both. You should then be able to paste the contents into something like Windows Paint and save it as a bitmap (BMP) file.

Answer 2

On Windows, you can click on the internet Explorer window you want to capture, and then press Alt-printscreen. This will copy the window as an image onto your clipboard so you can paste it somewhere.

You can then start "paint" or Word and paste the image there using ctrl-v or paste from the menus.

If you have Win7, it comes with a "snapping tool' (just search for it) that you can select a portion of your screen and it copies to the clipboard.

On MaxOS, it's "command-ctrl-shift-4", then hit the space bar. This will copy the current window to the clipboard, and you'll be able to paste it somewhere.

Good luck!

Answer 3

Usually just the key that reads "Prt Scrn" If not, try pressing Alt + Prt Scrn. :D

Answer 4

On your keyboard there is a button with the words prt scr. Hit this and then go to Microsoft paint. after that just hit paste and your image will appear.

Hope this helped =P