Print+Screen+Instructions

What is Print Screen, and why would I use it?
Print Screen is a command that lets you take a "picture" or screen shot of whatever is showing on your computer. This can be handy if you want to insert the Wordle you've made into a blog post. I use screenshots like this when I'm writing instructions about how to do something on the computer. You can either save the picture to your computer or physically print it out.

How to do a Print Screen: (on PC) I'm on the Mac right now, and these instructions are from memory. I will tweak it later.
1. First, make sure your screen is showing the part you want to take a picture of. 2. Do a Print Screen by pressing the Function (fn) key and the PrtScn key at the same time. On our laptops at school, this key is on the far, upper right of your keyboard. When you do this, it copies a picture of your desktop on your clipboard. You could go and paste it into any document, blog post, etc. at this point. However, you may want to edit this new image, by cropping it so that it shows only a certain part like your Wordle. 3. Go to Start, All Programs, Accessories, Paint. 4. When Paint opens, hit CTRL-V to paste it into the file. 5. Go to the Edit menu, choose Select. 6. Drag the rectangle until you've chosen the portion you want. 7. CTRL-C to copy. 8. On the Edit menu choose paste as new image. 9. It will ask you if you want to save the original picture. Say no - unless you want to. 10. The new image will open up with just the part you selected. 11. Go to File, SaveAs, give it a name. (Remember where you saved it.) 12. Now you can upload it to your image gallery on your blog and use as needed. Remember to give credit where due. (Copyright!)

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