Take a Window screen capture

Note:
Activating the Screen Capture utility minimizes Paint Shop Pro to the Taskbar, hiding this palette. To follow along with this Quick Guide, you should print these steps before proceeding. Click the Print the page button in the Learning Center palette's toolbar.
Step 1 - Open the Capture Setup dialog
Open the Capture Setup dialog by choosing File > Import > Screen Capture > Setup.
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Step 2 - Choose dialog options
If they are not already chosen, choose the following Capture Setup dialog options: a) set the Capture option to Window; b) set the Activate capture using option to Right mouse click.
Step 3 - Click Capture Now
When you're ready to take the Window screen capture, click the Capture now button. Paint Shop Pro will be minimized to the Taskbar. (After completing the capture as described in Step 4, Paint Shop Pro will be reactivated.)
Step 4 - Capture the window
Decide what window you'd like to capture. For example, open another application and display any dialog. To capture the dialog, simply move the cursor inside the dialog and then right-click. Paint Shop Pro will reactivate, and the window you captured will be the active image.
Notes and Tips:
The Window capture option is especially useful when you need to capture dialogs or other windows for documentation purposes.
If you need to capture the cursor along with the window, be sure to check the "Include cursor" option in the Capture Setup dialog. Also, if you're capturing many windows, try using the "Multiple captures" option -- just reactivate Paint Shop Pro from the taskbar to display all your window captures.
Keep in mind that if you use the Screen Capture feature often you should add the Capture Setup button to the Standard Toolbar (or a custom toolbar) for quicker access. Refer to the chapter titled "Customizing Paint Shop Pro" in the Help system or User Guide for information on customizing toolbars.

Learn More:
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Crop an image
Create a custom toolbar