Taking Screenshots in Microsoft Office Word 2010 using inbuilt tool :
Step 1: Open a document in Microsoft Office Word 2010. Navigate to Insert tab
Step 2: Click on Screenshot button to take screenshot of active windows.
Tips: If you want to take a full snap of those active windows, then select the windows from the list.
Screen Clipping option can be selected to take a screenshot of selective area only and you can select the area to take screenshot.
Step 3: Save the screenshot on your computer by right click on image & selecting Save as Picture from menu
For Powerpoint 2010: Navigate to Insert tab.Click on Screenshot button.
For Excel 2010: Navigate to Insert tab.Click on Screenshot button .
For Excel 2010: Navigate to Insert tab.Click on Screenshot button .
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I used to be able to take a screenshot of any window of any open program, including a shot of an open Word document (resize the browser window and have it side by side with Word, and click on your screen shot application). Doesn't seem to be doing that as of very recently.
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