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At 04:21 PM 8/16/99 -0400, you wrote: >Andy, >On W95-98: >ALT+PRINT SCREEN will capture the ACTIVE window to the clip board. >Print Screen will capture everything open on your monitor. >Be sure to size the window before you capture it. >Then paste to any program. And play with it there. > >It is convenient to have windows clipboard viewer installed. >It's often in the Accessories list. C:\WINDOWS\CLIPBRD.EXE >because it lets you see the screen capture before you paste it into another >document. >There is a way to save these screen captures as clipboard files in the >clipborard viewer but I usually don't need that feature. >If it's not installed then >Control panel install new programs group. > > >I know there are other shareware programs that also do this but I've found >this works for me when I make lables for the contents of a CD. >Ira > Thanks Ira for this tip but I'm a PC newbie and a DOS neverwas so could you elaborate. I went to Shut down and started up in DOS. Then I got C:WINDOWS/ and I was stuck. The folder name I want to print a directory on is called My Documents. Should I shorten the name and what else do I need to do to make it work. I hope this is helpful to others with hundreds of archived messages on a PC. Thanks, Andy Darlow - ** Tips on Refilling, Refill Kits, Archival Ink, Cartridges, Paper ** ** Order On-Line http://www.missupply.com Save $$$$ ** ** MIS ASSOCIATES, INC 800-445-8296 Kits Ship Free! **
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