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21 Aug 2007, 06:00
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Hi all,
I would like to post some questions I got wrong on the GMAT prep test, so forum members can discuss them on the boards. I have seen examples of people posting the screen from the test, however I can't figure out how to do that and I am not able to cut and paste. Can anyone share with me how to do this? Thanks so much
I would like to post some questions I got wrong on the GMAT prep test, so forum members can discuss them on the boards. I have seen examples of people posting the screen from the test, however I can't figure out how to do that and I am not able to cut and paste. Can anyone share with me how to do this? Thanks so much
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21 Aug 2007, 08:32
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I believe Ctrl+PrtScr button (usually F11) and then open mspaint (type mspaint in the "Run" function in your Start button) and Ctrl+V to paste the screen shot.
22 Aug 2007, 01:51
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Hit the 'PrintScreen' button on the page you want to copy.
Press the 'Windows' button, and then go to MS Paint.
Go to Edit, then 'PASTE'
You can now save the file
Press the 'Windows' button, and then go to MS Paint.
Go to Edit, then 'PASTE'
You can now save the file
