Well, an alternative to Print Screen (Screen Cap) could be used if you have Paint Shop Pro.

~Make sure the window with the thing you want to Screen Cap is directly behind the Paint Shop Pro window.

~When you're on the Paint Shop Pro window, press Shift-C to set it to Screen Cap mode. The PSP window should disappear.

~Then, you should be on the window with the thing you want to Screen Cap in it. Right click, then left click on the top-left corner of the area that you want to Screen Cap.

~You then move the mouse down to the bottom-right corner of the area you want to Screen Cap and left click again.

If you did this right, the PSP window should reappear and you should see a pic of the area you Screen Capped on Paint Shop Pro. Then, you can print it out.

I might be wrong, but don't you have a Mac?

It won't paste into MS Paint?

Just tried it

didn't work ;__:

I think either my prt sc key is broke or there's somethin wrong with my CPU

I might be wrong, but don't you have a Mac?

Yah but that's my other Computer.

It won't paste into MS Paint?

I think either my prt sc key is broke or there's somethin wrong with my CPU

I'll bet you anything it's just the key. a CPU error like that would probably have other bad effects, which don't seem to be present. I suggest hunting down a spare keyboard in your house to test it's printscreen key.

Hit Print Screen then paste it in Gimp.

It won't paste into MS Paint?

I think either my prt sc key is broke or there's somethin wrong with my CPU

I'll bet you anything it's just the key. a CPU error like that would probably have other bad effects, which don't seem to be present. I suggest hunting down a spare keyboard in your house to test it's printscreen key.

*has a laptop*

Hit Print Screen then paste it in Gimp.

What do you think I did XP

MSPaint. /:)

MSPaint. /:)

Tried it

didnt work