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can't print screen or folder contents (file names) in Windows XP Professional
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I have a new Dell Dimension 4600 running Windows XP and can't seem to get the "Print Screen" command to work when I hit the key at the top of my keyboard. What I want to do is to list the contents of folders and print a list of the contents. Any suggestions? Thanks. Dan |
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can't print screen or folder contents (file names) in Windows XP Professional
The PrtScn key captures an image of the screen. Open Paint (or a graphis
program) and paste that image from the clipboard to the program. Print the image. Cari www.coribright.com "Dan" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a new Dell Dimension 4600 running Windows XP and can't seem to get the "Print Screen" command to work when I hit the key at the top of my keyboard. What I want to do is to list the contents of folders and print a list of the contents. Any suggestions? Thanks. Dan |
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can't print screen or folder contents (file names) in Windows XP Professional
dan/cari/etal dan - you are asking about 2-diff functions and they are not necessarily compatible to produce what you want - as it'd be slow at best ie 1/ 'printscreen' - viz fullscreen/press 'printscreen' key or 'alt+printscreen' keys/simul/for 'active window' are 'frame at a time functions' note great for 'interim screen snap-it routines' then paste-in image/copy - to msword/paint/adobe acrobat/etc note make sure 'clipboard/clipbrd.exe/is activated' - ie go start/run - clipbrd.exe/ and take it fr there 2/ to get/do a 'listing of folder(s) contents' can be done much easier/smoother by using an 'appropriate s/w pgm' which in this ref'd case is freeware ie karen's - Directory Printer v3.4 http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptdirprn.asp and in this way you use more appropriate/useful tools to get what you want hth God Bless hutch -----Original Message----- The PrtScn key captures an image of the screen. Open Paint (or a graphis program) and paste that image from the clipboard to the program. Print the image. Cari www.coribright.com "Dan" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a new Dell Dimension 4600 running Windows XP and can't seem to get the "Print Screen" command to work when I hit the key at the top of my keyboard. What I want to do is to list the contents of folders and print a list of the contents. Any suggestions? Thanks. Dan . |
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