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how do I use the print screen feature

sciencemagic
sciencemagic
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I was trying to find a free print screen utility---printkey 2000, but I just can't seem to load that program any longer? It seems warecentral doesn't offer that program any longer, only printkey pro I guess? That being said, it was suggested I use the print screen button to capture the screen picture. How do I use that feature? Can someone explain, in simple detail, in how to use the feature so I can print out what I see directly from my computer screen, to my printer please? Thanks.

I was trying to find a free print screen utility---printkey 2000, but I just can't seem to load that program any longer? It seems warecentral doesn't offer that program any longer, only printkey pro I guess? That being said, it was suggested I use the print screen button to capture the screen picture. How do I use that feature? Can someone explain, in simple detail, in how to use the feature so I can print out what I see directly from my computer screen, to my printer please? Thanks.

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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http://www.wikihow.com/Take-a-Screenshot-in-Microsoft-Windows