So,the easiest of them is what we will be going through here.

The first is by using the default screen-capture key on every computer,i.e The Print Screecn on your keyboard. Locate Print Screen Tab And Let,s Start

To take the shot of everything currently displaying on the screen including all open windows,press PrintScreen.

This will be automatically placed in the Clipboard.

To capture just the active window,press Alt+PrintScreen.

Now to save the shots,open Microsoft paint by navigating to

Start » Programs » Accessories » Paint and paste it there.

Next,select “File”from the top menu and choose “Save as”

Finally,give it any name you want and choose a directory to save the image.

You can choose to use an amoeba-like[irregular] shape,a rectangle or capture the whole screen.

Go to start » All Programs » Accessories » Snipping Tool.

Select a snipping type by clicking on the arrow next to “New” button.

Select the window or portion of the screen you want to capture using your mouse.

To highlight part of the screenshot,click on the pen/highlighter button in the menu.

Likewise,to capture a menu/drop-down menu,press ESC after you’ve launched the Snipping tool,then open the menu you want to capture & press Ctrl + PrtScn.

THAT’S ALL FOR WINDOWS.

Mac OS has an in-built screen-grabbing function,which enables you to take shots by clicking on some key combinations.When these keys are pressed,a click sound will be heard,then the screen-shot will immediately be saved in .PNG format.

To capture the whole screen,press Cmd + Shift + 3 all at once.

To capture just a portion of the screen,press Cmd + Shift + 4.

Just drag the crosshair that appears around the area to be captured.

To capture a specific window,press Cmd + Shift + 4 and immediately after that,hit the Spacebar.

The crosshair will then turn into a small camera,highlighting all menus that can be captured.

That’s all.

I believe taking of screenshots shouldn’t be a difficult task for you any longer.

Thanks for reading