Greetings,

thanks, much appreciated.

On Thu, 24 Feb 2022 20:13:38 -0800, amongst other things, Ana G
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:

In Windows 10 and Windows 11, the two commands for copying screen 
contents are as follows:


* To copy everything on the screen, press the print screen button. Then 
paste into a document, etc., with ctrl+v.


* To copy only the current window, (1) make sure the window has focus by 
arrowing around, (2) press alt+print screen. Then paste into a document, 
etc., with ctrl+v.


This works, but it's fiddly. I usually wait a second or two after I move 
focus to the window I'm going to copy so it has time to settle down. 
Then after I paste, I wait another second or two before using NVDA OCR 
to verify that the screenshot is where I want it. If I don't wait, the 
command is hit and miss.



On 2/22/2022 6:51 AM, Amanda Lee wrote:
> I don't think this command works in Windows 10.
>
> I don't have a keyboard with the typical '6-pack' layout but the keys are there, just not grouped together.
>
> I tried several months ago to obtain a print screen and couldn't perform the task.
>
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> Are you asking about Print Screen key above the six pack first of the three. Then copy to email
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> We are trying to remember a command in windows, which enables us to copy the content of a screen into a jpeg file, to send as an email attachment.  We believe this command has always been in windows since the early days but we cannot remember nor have been able to find it.
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> Please can anybody advise what it is?
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> Thanks.
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