How do I take screenshots on my hp laptop?

Question

Most of wat i tried didnt work =(

Answer 1

Hold down the ALT key and tap the PRINT SCREEN key once. Open Paint and hold down ALT and tap the V key once.

Answer 2

Easy, Just hit the "Print Screen" Button on the keyboard, and then open up MS Word or even Paint. Then right click and paste. You will have your Screenshot. There are also great software programs like screencapture. (free, but my friend mouser asks for any donations possible to keep it accessible.)

Answer 3

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usually on hp laptops the prtsc option is only available through use of the [fn] button. press the [fn] button on the bottom left in between the ctrl and windows home button and then press the [prt sc] button on the top right. open up microsoft paint and it ctrl-v or edit>paste and you'll see the screenshot

Answer 4

When you want to take a screenshot, press the print screen button. This button can be located next to the F12 button. If you want a screen shot of the currently open window, then press alt + print screen.

Then go to an image editor, and press ctrl + v

You can use the paint program that comes with most computers. start > all programs > accessories> paint.

Answer 5

http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/screenshotcaptor/index.html

Screenshot Captor is a program for taking screenshots on your computer. It's different from other screenshot utilis in several notable ways:

* Optimized for taking lots of screenshots with minimal intervention.
* Smart autonaming of files, and ability to embed textual comments in files.
* Good multi-monitor support.
* Highly configurable to make it work the way you want it to; stays out of your way in the system tray.
* Lots of capture modes: Multimon (multiple monitors), Desktop, Active Window, Region, Windows Object. Each mode has a hotkey for quick access.
* Unique Cool Effects, including automatic active window enhancement (see pictures below).
* Unsurpassed support for 3rd party user configurable tools, including file browsers and image editors; extend the program to do whatever you need by interfacing it with other programs.
* Slimline sidebar file browser provides full shell operations.
* Optional automatic image file versioning.
* Seamless integration with Unicode Image Maker tool.
* - Automatically finds boundaries of non-rectangular/themed windows.
* - Autoscroll capture for windows too big for screen.
* - Deluxe thumbnail maker.
* - Quick PostCapture PopUp Dialog.
* - Quick Screenshot Emailer Menu.

Answer 6

Fastest way is to press the "Print Screen/Sys Rq" button and paste it to Paint and save it, works both on xp and Vista, if you have Vista you can do that or either use the snipping tool provided by Vista in your start menu or at the bottom in your quick tray.

Answer 7

Print Screen button and Alt-Print Screen. Print Screen button take whole screen shot. Alt-print screen takes active window screen shot. The print screen button is usually above the number pad on the keyboard

Answer 8

fn+sys rq or delete on your keyboard i have a hp probook 4440s and the fn key is found to the right of the control (ctrl) key. then follow the same step for viewing the screenshot Control or (ctrl)+V

Answer 9

if the basic Microsoft step can't work, look fr following program.
1. Fast Stone Capture at cnet.com
2. Screen Recorder Gold at cnet.com

or go to majorgeeks.com, keyword fr search : screen recorder

James C

Answer 10

when ever any thing written on button in box means to use "fn" key for them. Same in this case you need to hold "fn" key and press the button where "prt sc" is written in box. and then simply past it using Ctl+V in paint.