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Often times, it is useful to be able to show other people exactly what is on your computer screen. However, often times they are not with you. To solve this problem, take a screen shot and send it to them. Note that this tip only works with Microsoft Windows computers (Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, etc.)
To take a screen shot, simply press the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard. This might say "Print Screen," or "PRT SC". Pressing this will take a virtual picture of everything on your screen.
Open Microsoft Paint. If you don't know where Microsoft Paint is located on your computer, press the Windows Key and type "Microsoft Paint" in the box, and then select the program.
Once you are in Paint, select "Paste," or press "CTRL+V".
Save your screen shot to whatever location you choose by selecting File>Save As, or by simply pressing "CTRL+S".
If you don't want to save your screen shot, but want to email it to somebody, you can paste it directly into the body of an email by pressing "CTRL+V" or by selecting "Paste" from the right-click menu.
If you want to take a screen shot of only one window, first select the window you would like, and then press "ALT+PRT SC". Follow the above steps to save it or email it.
There you have it. Taking a screen shot and showing anybody exactly what is on your screen is simple if you follow these easy instructions.
Press and hold down the Alt key and then press the PrtSc (print screen) key. Open a new Word document and Paste the image (screen shot) in the Word document.
screen shots is when you live the pc screen without doing any work the screen shot will start as screen saver(collection of pictures is called as screen shots).... this may be problem of low memory in your pc phone... or this screen shots are not supported by your phone.... better try by changing any other screen shots.......... this will work... thanking u happy new year
To Enable Screen Shot go to Menu .... Settings.... Display .... on the Screen Shot tab if Disabled press it to Enable.... a camera will show up on your map screen, if you want to take a picture of the area you are in press the Camera Icon on screen
To take a screen shot, touch Enable. then touch the camera button to take a picture of a screen. the pictures are saved in the scm folder of the Garmin drive
Here is your solution with some of screen shot's you need to do is just follow the instruction mentioned below accordingly and even go through the screen shot's even i had mentioned in screen shot's what you need to do and how to do it.
Open your web browser ( Internet Explorer )
Go to the tool's menu and click on it.(shown in screen shot1 )
As soon as it's pop up menu get open click on Internet Options ( shown in screen shot1 )
In that menu click on Internet and Low down the level of Security Zone.
After that click on Trusted Sites options.( Shown in screen shot 4 )
In that as well change the security level and click on Sites tab and follow instruction as given in Screen shot 4 & 5 )
As you follow the Instruction perfactly you wont face this problem in future or if incase it happen you know what to do and how to do.
Do reply me if you still have any further problems regarding the same or for any other quarries.
A screen shot is an Image of the SCREEN (the display) of an electronic device. It can be of your Computer Monitor a PDA device's screen or in this instance of the GPS Unit.
You have a "screen shot" of a GPS unit alongside the title of this question.
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