Windows XP screenshots.

[Joe]

I am trying to put together a brief user manual for a
small office. I am hoping to use screenshots as often as
possible. The one that I am having an issue with is a
screenshot of the Windows Log On Screen. We are using a
network conected XP Pro environment. Anyone know how to
get this or where it might be available.

I'd also solicite useful sites for puting together brief
user manuals.

Thank you.

Joe

[Wesley Vogel]

Joe;
Try this: when WLOScreen appears hit Print Screen key.
Wes
"Joe" > wrote in message
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> I am trying to put together a brief user manual for a
> small office. I am hoping to use screenshots as often as
> possible. The one that I am having an issue with is a
> screenshot of the Windows Log On Screen. We are using a
> network conected XP Pro environment. Anyone know how to
> get this or where it might be available.
>
> I'd also solicite useful sites for puting together brief
> user manuals.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Joe


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[Thomas Wendell]

I've read here that you can't directly. But RemoteDesktop to an other. Thus
you'd get a logon screen...


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"Joe" > kirjoitti viestissä
...
> I am trying to put together a brief user manual for a
> small office. I am hoping to use screenshots as often as
> possible. The one that I am having an issue with is a
> screenshot of the Windows Log On Screen. We are using a
> network conected XP Pro environment. Anyone know how to
> get this or where it might be available.
>
> I'd also solicite useful sites for puting together brief
> user manuals.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Joe

[TX2]

In article >,
says...

> I am trying to put together a brief user manual for a
> small office. I am hoping to use screenshots as often as
> possible. The one that I am having an issue with is a
> screenshot of the Windows Log On Screen.

A search on Google Images for "Windows XP Log On" produced some results.