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By Ricky Smith
All you need to do is look for the Print Screen button on the keyboard often labeled as Prt Scr, Print Screen, or even Prnt Scr.
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You use the Windows + PrintScreen/Prt Scr key together on the keyboard to capture the Window on the screen.
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Another method you can try out here specifically to capture an active window and not the entire screen that you are currently using.
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By Snipping, we mean using a certain function that allows you to select a certain area or part of the Window and get a screenshot.
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