how can i take screenshots from windows media plyr?
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if you can use photoshop program, then simply push "print screen" at the keyboard, then go to photoshop, go to file, new, then push ctrl + v
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Windows Media Encoder 9, free too. I don't know if it will work in games though.
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Cannot find. Take a photo of screen.
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Simply press Shift+Print Scrn.  Press Alt+Print Scrn to get just a shot of the window you have open.\n\nThen paste that image into some other program, like Word or Paint or whatever you need to use it in.
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You should try Bulent's Screen Recorder.\n\nhttp://www.thesilver.net\n\nThere is no time limit for use and price is below $30.
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you could give the print screen button a go. that always works when you cant right click on an image and choose 'save picture as'
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lots of people add pictures to there photo ablum in my documents.  once thats done, right click on blank area of desktop, click properties, click screensaver tab, in drop down box, choose 'my pictures' or something like that.  set time b4 screen saver is ativated. click ok, and voila\nif you click 'preview' u will see it instantly
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Huh, for me C++ screenshots of my programs worked fine... it probably depends on the display engine you program with. If the "Printscreen" -> "Paste" doesn't work, you can probably find a free screenshot snapper online.
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"Apple + Shift + 3" will save a screenshot to your Desktop as a PDF file.\n\n"Apple + Shift + 4" will let you select what you want to copy.
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I can't think of any programs that will do this automatically, but a good work around is to download VLC Media Player.  VLC has an option that lets you take image captures at any point while playing the video.
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I'm assuming that when you say Windows Media, you mean the video/music files.\n\nOpen Windows Media Player and click Tools/Options/File Types and tick everything in the list.\n\nApply/OK.\n\n------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nJust in case you meant the Windows Media Player icon, then that sounds a bit dodgy and you may have some spyware/virus installed (make sure you have a check), but you can restore it back to the Windows Media Player icon...\n\nRight-click the icon and click on 'Properties' and at the bottom, click on the 'Change Icon' button and a window will pop up.  You will need to Browse to:\n\nC:&#92;Program Files&#92;Windows Media Player&#92;wmplayer.exe\n\nand select the icon.
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Ok...Right click on the taskbar, and go up to where it says "Toolbars". Then select Windows Media Player. : )
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try this one first\nLocal>Disk>From Image\n\n:> peace
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You don't need any software to do this. All you have to do is press the button on your keyboard labeled "Print Screen" (if you want to take a snapshot of only one window, press Alt and PrintScreen). After you've pressed the button, open up Microsoft Word (or Microsoft Paint) and press Ctrl and the letter 'v.' A snapshot of your desktop should be pasted into the Word document.\n\nNote: The theory behind this is that when you press PrintScreen, Windows saves the snapshot in the clipboard. All you have to do, then, is to paste this, wherever you want to.
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If you just want a simple screensaver of a slideshow of photos, pictures or whatever, make a folder into which you put any pictures you want to display (you can use any folder but this way you control what is displayed).\n\nRight click the desktop, choose Properties and select the Screensaver tab. In the dropdown, select My Pictures Slideshow. Click the Settings button, browse to the folder you created and make other changes as you wish on that tab. Click OK all the way out.\n\nThere are also other built-in screensavers to choose from or there are plenty available for free on the Internet. Be careful, however, when choosing a screensaver file. They have an extension of .SCR but they are, in fact, no different from an .EXE, so they can contain code which may harm your PC.\n\nThere are also applications which will build a screensaver for you. They usually involve supplying images to display and building an executable file which contains both the images and a small application which displays them. This is all packaged in one file and, if given an .SCR extension, will autorun as a screensaver.
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Webimager is the best:\nAllows you partial captures, page captures, windows captures, screen captures; but, you can use your Imprpant button (in your keyboard). Sometimes, this button is useful when you want to capture an  option in a menu. Mix the Webimager and the button. Anyway Webimager is excellent... no doubt!!!.
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hahah you need to try this, it will create a clear concept \nhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3072/camera2.html\n\ncamtasia is world best software to record from screen moving images.\n\nfor current screen use simple printscreen button near scroll lock and paste to ms paint.