The process of capturing the image or text on a monitor screen and saving it as a graphic image.
A method of "capturing" a snapshot of your computer screen. Pressing the "Print Scrn" key on your keyboard will place an image of your computer screen in memory. Pasting (Ctrl V) that image into any graphics program will permit you to crop and edit that scene.
A tool which allows you to select an area of your display to be copied (captured) and then displayed in PaintShop as a new image. It is useful for demonstrating what a document would look like in it's program environment such as for tutorials and advertisements.
a copy of what you see on your monitor screen, no longer as a working desktop, but a picture (or bitmap) of your screen
an exact replication of any screen display produced by an application program
To store an image displayed on screen in a file. This is useful when creating manuals about a software product. In Windows, you can capture the current screen to the Clipboard by pressing the Print Screen key
Featured in the car deck and the in headunit technology, screen capture personalises your music by allowing you to capture a still image of anything thats playing on screen for display in wallpaper or screensaver mode.
an image that reproduces a Web page.
(Capture d'‰cran) : Operation consisting in "photographing" the computer display and copying the result in a file on disk.
A procedure used to create a bitmap of a display from the 7350 software.
to copy the image currently displayed on the screen to the clipboard for use in another file or document, or to print. In Windows, pressing the Print-Screen key saves the screen’s contents to the clipboard. Holding the Alt key while pressing Print Screen captures only the active contents of the screen. In Macintosh, holding down Command and Shift while pressing 3 places a bitmap screen image in the root directory under PICT.