-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Ben Carpenter <=-
 
 DC> What I haven't figured out how to do is a Print Screen.  
 DC> It used to be so simple in DOS with the dot matrix...  
 
 BC> The print screen key copies the screen to the clipboard in Win9.x.

 DC> Ok...  

 DC> Now, just how do I find the clipboard?!!??  in WIN95?  

 When you use copy and paste you are using the clipboard.  When you copy
 something it is stored in the clipboard.  then when you paste you paste
 the contents of the clipboard.  The print screen key copies the
 complete screen to the clipboard.  You can then paste it in to an
 application just like you would paste any other item.

 Do you do a lot of coping and pasting?  If you do you might like a
 utility I use called classic clipboard.  You can paste the last 9 items
 you copied and it also has cubby holes to store clips you want to keep
 and use on a regular basis.

 In Win3.1 and DOS 6.x if I remember correctly the print screen key did
 print on the printer.

... Ben    

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