Press the Power and Home buttons (or the Power and Volume Up buttons if your iPhone does not have a Home button) at the same time. The phone will take a screenshot and save it to your camera roll.
On an Android Phone:
Press the Power and Volume Down buttons at the same time. (If that does not work hold the Power button down for a few seconds and then tap Screenshot.) The phone will take a screenshot and save it to your Library in the Screenshots folder.
Using the Windows 10 Snip & Sketch tool:
Click on the Windows button in the lower left corner of your screen.
Scroll down to S in your list of applications and click on Snip & Sketch.
In the upper left corner of the Snip & Sketch tool window, click on New.
Using the crosshair, click, hold and drag to draw a rectangle around the part of the screen you would like to capture. When you let go of the mouse button your image will appear.
Click on the Save icon in the upper right corner.
When the Save As dialog box comes up give your document a name and hit Save. Make a note of where you saved it, as you will need this if you are going to upload or attach the document later.
Using Windows 11 Snipping Tool:
Click on the Search button to the right of the Windows button on the toolbar.
Type snipping tool in the box and click on the link that pops up.
In the upper left corner of the Snipping Tool window, click on New.
Using the crosshair, click, hold and drag to draw a rectangle around the part of the screen you would like to capture. When you let go of the mouse button your image will appear.
Click on the Save icon in the upper right corner.
When the Save As dialog box comes up give your document a name and hit Save. Make a note of where you saved it, as you will need this if you are going to upload or attach the document later.
Using the Print Screen button
Hit the Print Screen key on your keyboard. It should be above the Insert key, and may be labeled PrtScrn or PTSC.
Open up the program (like Microsoft Paint, or Microsoft Word, or Google Docs) of your choice and hit CTRL + V (Command + V on a Mac)to paste the screenshot.
Save the file, noting where you saved it, as you will need this if you are going to upload or attach the document later.
Save a web page as pdf file
In Google Chrome:
Click on the three dots in the upper right hand corner of your screen.
Click on Print
This will bring up a print preview screen. It shows you what your pdf will look like when you save it. If it is satisfactory, select Save as PDF as your destination and click Save.
When the Save As dialog box comes up give your document a name and hit Save. Make a note of where you saved it, as you will need this if you are going to upload or attach the document later.
In Mozilla Firefox:
Click on the three horizontal lines in the upper right hand corner of your screen.
Click on Print.
This will bring up a print preview screen. It shows you what your pdf will look like when you save it. If it is satisfactory, click on Print in the upper left corner.
Select Microsoft Print to PDF as your printer, and hit Print.
When the Save As dialog box comes up give your document a name and hit Save. Make a note of where you saved it, as you will need this if you are going to upload or attach the document later.
In Microsoft Edge:
Click on the three dots in the upper right hand corner of your screen.
Click on Print.
This will bring up a print preview screen. It shows you what your pdf will look like when you save it. If it is satisfactory, select Save as PDF as your destination and click Save.
When the Save As dialog box comes up give your document a name and hit Save. Make a note of where you saved it, as you will need this if you are going to upload or attach the document later.
In Safari on a Mac:
Click on File in the Safari menu bar.
Click on Export as PDF.
When the Export As dialog box comes up give your document a name and hit Save. Make a note of where you saved it, as you will need this if you are going to upload or attach the document later.
