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The screenshot will then be placed on your Mac desktop. On a Mac, you can then select the area that you want for the screenshot so you can select the video for the screenshot. You can also use the "Snipping Tool" with Windows 7 and 8. Check the manual the came with your laptop or device for specific instructions. Note: Certain laptops and other devices that lack a PrtScn key might use other key combinations, such as FN+Insert, to capture the screen. Save the image to your machine so you can add the image to your message. Open Microsoft Paint to paste in your image (Control + V) to crop, rotate, and resize the image.

To copy only an active window, press "Alt" + "Print Screen".

To copy the entire screen, press the Print Screen button (PRTSC or PRTSCN on some keyboards).

Press "Alt" + "PrtScn." A picture of the window is copied and you can paste it wherever you'd like.

To copy only an active window, tap or click the window you want to capture.

You can then add the image to your message. The screen will dim for a moment when the screen is copied and saved as a file in the Screenshots folder (which is in your Pictures folder).

To copy the entire screen, press the Windows logo key + "PrtScn." If you're using a tablet, press the Windows logo button + the volume down button.

Press the Windows logo key on your keyboard, "Shift," and S. There is also a keyboard shortcut for this.

Windows allows you to capture certain parts of the screen using their "Snipping Tool." To manually open this tool, select the "Start" button and enter "snipping tool" in the search. Instructions for using a Mac are further down the page. Instructions for the using Windows are below. Depending on the version of Windows you are using, the screenshot steps my differ. This can be easily accomplished with both a Windows machine and a Mac. You may want to add into your AWeber message a screenshot from your computer to showcase a specific image you're seeing. A screenshot is just a freeze-frame of whatever is on your screen at the point where you hit specified keys on your keyboard.