Dear Adam,
Thanks for your posting, and also many thanks for Joe's assistance.
I agree with Joe. If you press the key combination "Alt+PrintScrn", it will
capture the active desktop or windows. What's more, MWSnap is alternative
choice to conveniently capture screen or any area on the desktop according
to your operation.
Thanks.
Sincerely
Morgan Che
Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center
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--->Subject: Dual monitor support and print screen
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--->Good Day,
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--->A few days ago we started moving to using dual monitors and it was
turning
--->out fine. One of my users showed me something of which I could not
answer.
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--->With two monitors now active when you do a print screen it captures
what is
--->on both monitors. Is there a way to only limit this to the default
monitor
--->such as monitor number 1
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--->Running Windows XP Pro SP2 with all updates
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--->Thanks
--->Adam Raff
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