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> Ctrl+PrintScreen or WindowsKey+PrintScreen (if you want to be fancy). You actually don't need the Ctrl key. Just PrintScreen will also do the same thing. W
by tanzam75 13y ago
> Ctrl+PrintScreen or WindowsKey+PrintScreen (if you want to be fancy).
You actually don't need the Ctrl key. Just PrintScreen will also do the same thing.
WindowsKey + PrintScreen is a nice idea. Problem is, I usually do Alt + PrintScreen. Adding the Windows key doesn't do anything in that case.