how to capture the screen display from a pc into a picture?
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Use ctrl / print screen to capture your screen, then paste it into a document such as paint or word or excel.\n\nIf you want to capture just the active window, then use alt / print screen and paste it to a document
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You can try Xilisoft Video Convertor
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Hi! I don´t think you can do it, unless you have a video input  in your laptop. Anyway It would be dfficult.\n Maybe you could do it separating your laptop display from the mainboard and build an interface between your display and a VGA connector (to attach it to your desktop PC).\n\n If you success with your project, please share your experiences with me.
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Step 1 - Setup screen for the capture (have what you want on the screen)\n\nStep 2. press print screen (this copies the screen contents to the clipboard) (Print Screen button is located next to the scroll lock and pause button on your keyboard)\n\nStep 3. Open document you want the screen capture in and press ctrl + v (paste)\n\nYou can also paste the capture in a graphic editor so you can crop it to have just what you want.
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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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You could do as suggested with Disk Utility as well.  Try making it into a Sparce Image.
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VGA = Video Graphic Array
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I recommend you check out XnView, a freeware screen capture program and image converter, http://www.xnview.com/ if you are looking to just capture a particular windows (what it does best) but it will capture the whole screen also.  It gives you a lot more control than the "prtscrn" button.
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print the screen then paste the image in to a image edition software and crop the unwanted rest
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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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Just press PrintScreen/SysRq button on keyboard (for Windows Operating system) and open MS paint, press control+V. You will get  it. Save it as bmp file and import the picture in your power point  presentation.
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try a screen capture program like fraps\n\nwww.fraps.com\n\nit will take a video of what you are doing on the screen
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First copy the screen to clipboard by Pressing PrintScreen button.\n\nNow open Windows Paintbrush or Micorosoft Photo Editor and press Ctrl+V. Click Save.\n\nNow attach that image to your outlook express.\n\nBetter still, get a screen capture software (see sources)
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USB 2.0 Video Capture Adapter\n \nhttp://sewelldirect.com/USBVideoCaptureAdapter.asp
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you can use F10 to screenshot it
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If you are viewing your DVD with WinDVD, there is an option on the player to take screenshots. Just click on it and then paste the picture in Paint or other programs such as Photoshop.
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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.