Keyboard Lenovo 8821 - where is print screen button?

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• Print screen button does not work

  I have a Lenovo R61i Notebook.  Print screen button does nothing.  How can I print screen on this computer?

  I'm not familiar with your product, but on my SL500, there is a Fn key at the bottom left of the keyboard.  If I press on that and press the print screen (F6) and then open my Windows Paint program (or any other image editing program, I guess), I can 'stick' the image of the screen then change for my taste and export in jpg or bitmap or print on my printer.

• How do I "Print screen" on Windows XP sp3? Where is the 'Print Screen' button?

  • THR INSTRUCTIONS I POSTED BELOW WOULD BE GREAT IF THERE WAS INDEED A 'PRINT SCREEN' KEY ON MY LAPTOP HP QUESTION STANDARD KEYBOARD. IT DOES NOT EXIST. PLEASSE HELP. Thank you.
     
     
    How to print the form from the help topics online HP Windows XP:
     
    Choose a task
  • Take a picture of what is on your screen
     
    Presentations, Articles and tutorials
  • Choose and configure a port
  • Graphics
  • Mode

  To copy the window or screen contents

  • To make a copy of the active window, press ALT + PRINT SCREEN.
  • To copy the entire screen as it appears on your screen, press print.
  • To paste the image into a document, click the Edit menu in the document window, and then click Paste.

  Hi JWDub,

  If you do not see print screen button on your keyboard then I suggest to use the on-screen keyboard and check to see if it helps:

  Activate and use the on-screen keyboard

  I hope this helps.

• Print screen button to 540 p?

  I can't find the print screen button. Could someone please?

  Should be just to the right ALT key

• When I press the END/PRTSC for print screen button, nothing happens.

  original title: END/PRTSC Key

  When I press the END/PRTSC for print screen button, nothing happens.  How can I print screen on my new laptop computer?

  Using the PrtScr button takes a screenshot and put it in your Clipboard. You must then use another program (e.g. Windows 7 Paint) and paste so that it becomes a new image which you can then manipulate or print.

  "Print Screen" is a misnomer.

• my print screen button does not work

  Why my "prt scr" button does not work?

  Why my "prt scr" button does not work?

  In the days of DOS, the print screen button to print the screen. But in all versions of Windows, it works differently, and the key name has become an anachronism. The key is * not * print screen. PrtScrn captures the entire screen and Alt-PrtScrn captures the active window.

  Either a capture of the image in the Windows Clipboard. Once it is on the Clipboard, you can paste it (Ctrl + V) into any application that supports the graphics (Windows Paint, other software graphics, even your favorite word processor). You can change or add to the image that you want, and then print it out.

  This ability to manipulate the image in a program before printing is an improvement to the original method of printing the whole back. But if you like that old return facility, there are several third party freeware/shareware programs that can do it, like PrintKey2000 to http://www.sharewarejunkies.com/00zwd2/printkey2000.htm

• Can't find a keyboard print screen button W510

  I just pulled a new W510 laptop today and can't seem to find the print screen key. Any help with this?

  Thank you

  Hey douga and welcome to the forum.

  I don't know if the keyboard is very different between countries, but on my keyboard print screen is named "PrtSc" and it to the right of the power button and just above the F9 key.

  Did you find this key?

  Gan

• Where is the 'Print screen' button of the R61?

  I tried many combinations of function keys and CAN'T find the print screen key.  I know sounds dumb, but I just don't find this button.  Can someone please?  Thank you.

  Kbruynell wrote:
  I tried many combinations of function keys and CAN'T find the print screen key.

  Welcome to the forum!

  It is not in the block PrtSc button scroll/Pause keys on top of the keyboard just above F10 - F12 keys?

• Print screen button

  It is not a button print screen on my new L520, does anyone know any combinations that do the job? or are you using Win 7 capture tool? (as suggested in other forums)

  You have to press Fn + Insert (Print Screen is PrtSc).

• Print screen button (with or without the key Fn is) does not start the process?

  Print screen (with or without Fn key) key does not start any process?

  The PrintScreen key is misnamed.  It copies the screen to the Clipboard, so you can paste the image into Paint or other graphics application.

  It has nothing to do with printing [and did not over fifteen years].

  See this thread for some additional useful information - How to use Print Screen on Win7 & where will the image

• Print screen keyboard

  I have a keyboard wireless MS 2000 and two monitors.  When I hit the print screen button, it shows what is on both monitors.  How to print only one?

  Perhaps you are thinking 'print the current page or active pane', this

  would be: CTRL + P

  For all the xp keyboard shortcuts, go to the microsoft KB:301583

  Regarding the two print monitors, microsoft has a utility called:

  Exponent of Windows Media. Its an add-on for utilities WM, he specifically

  lets you control 2 or more screens.

  Try to download center or research online, it's hard to find the download

• Where can I find the Print Screen or tool captures Windows XP?

  I'm in an online class.  The subpoena calls for us to use the Print Screen or tool captures Windows 7.  My computer is Windows XP.  Where can I find these tools in Windows XP?

  XP is not a cutting tool. You will need to use the print screen button with MS Paint which is a real PITA bread. I suggest you download one of these freeware tools and make life more simple.
   
  PrintKey 2000 free
  http://www.Sharewarejunkies.com/00zwd2/printkey2000.htm
   
  Gadwin PrintScreen
  http://www.Tucows.com/preview/419481
   
  PicPick
  http://PicPick.en.softonic.com/
   
   

• Button print screen?

  Where is the 'Print screen' key on my HP Pavilion dv4 laptop and how to use it?

  Tuesday, August 17, 2010 19:03:19 + 0000, rforbes wrote:

  Where is the 'Print screen' key on my HP Pavilion dv4 laptop and how to use it?

  I don't know your laptop, so I can't tell you where it is. But here, it's
  my standard ticket on how to use it:

  In the days of DOS, the print screen button to print the screen. But
  in all versions of Windows, it works differently and the name of
  the key is now an anachronism. The key is not to print the screen.
  PrtScrn captures the entire screen and Alt-PrtScrn captures activate
  window.

  Either a capture of the image in the Windows Clipboard. Once it is in
  the Clipboard, you can paste (Ctrl + V) into any application that
  supports graphics (Windows Paint, other graphics software, even your)
  favorite text processing). You can change or add to the image you
  like, then print it out.

  This ability to manipulate the image in a program before printing
  is an improvement on the original method of printing the whole back.
  But if you like that old return facility, there are several
  freeware/shareware programs from third parties which can do, such as
  PrintKey2000 to
  http://www.Sharewarejunkies.com/00zwd2/printkey2000.htm

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• How to print screen with keyboard 1. 0 has (1045)?

  I tried to use the prtscr print screen button and paste it into the e-mail.  It did not work.  Then shift-prtscr tried and it don't work any more.

  Tapping PrtScr will take a screenshot of the entire desktop and put on the Clipboard in a raw. In BMP format. Alt + PrtScr will do the same with only the (targeted) window above. I'm not sure that SHIFT-PrtScr does nothing more than duplicate the PrtScr command.

  As much as paste in an email is concerned, depends a lot what you use to compose the email. Regarding emails on a web browser, this procedure works in Gmail, but not in Yahoo mail. If you use Outlook as a dedicated mail client, this works well and has some additional image format options.

  Have you tried the Vista Snipping Toolcommand of file, send to, recipient of Email ? This may not work on webmail. As indicated above, a lot depends on what you use to compose your email.

• Button print screen causing the project to move forward

  I've added some JavaScript to a button in my captivate successfully project > run JavaScript > Script window > Window.Print

  This works very well for print screen, however, by clicking on the button as the project to move to the next slide.

  Advice on how to get the screenshot feature without advancing the blade would be greatly appreciated. We intend to publish using HTML5 output only.

  The majority of e-Learning projects, we are working on that requires a print screen button, it would be a very useful feature if it were to be added to Captivate without having to dabble with JavaScript.

  Thanks in advance.

  Replace the simple action by a standard tip action to avoid the playback head moving forward.

  http://blog.lilybiri.com/why-choose-standard-over-simple-action

  Lilybiri