In case you didn't know, and you'd be surprised that many don't, it's time to learn how to take a screenshot!
Quick Instructions:
1.Press PrintScreen (or shift PrintScreen) on your keyboard
2. Paste in Paint/Photoshop/Image Editor
3.Save It.
How To: Take a screenshot on a PC
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1 Comment
I have easy way - http://desktop-screenshot.com/
Automatic create screenshots upload in internet and give codes for forums or websites.
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