The secret lies on the PrtScn (print screen) key on your Windows keyboard. It copies an image of your screen onto the "clipboard," ready to paste into any graphics program. These steps show you how to use it along with Windows' standard image editor, Microsoft Paint, to save an image of your screen. For a more advanced version, you can for instance use the Adobe Photoshop or even Adobe Ilustrator or with whatever image editor program that you’re used with.
Now let’s see the simple 3 steps:
1.Open any webpage using any browser. Press the Print Screen key (usually labeled as PrtSc) on your keyboard.
2.Open an image editing program, as mentioned above.
3.Simple press Ctrl V to paste (or go to the Edit menu and choose Paste) and Save the image to the format that suits you. Now you’ve got yourself an image as the above example. Isn’t that simple and easy?
Optional steps:
4.You may use your image editor's Crop Tool (to crop out unnecessary portions of the screen shot). Let’s say I wanted only the Global Visitors portion of the image. I will just select the portion and save it or even add some information to be used later in my advertisement/article.
