How to print any graphical element on your screen (Vista example);
keyboard: Alt + Print Screen (copies current window to clipboard)
Start Button
Keyboard "p", "a", "i" if necessary (brings Paint to the top of the
programs list)
Enter Key (opens Paint)
Ctl + V (pastes screen grab)
Esc key (release selection)
Mouse... Select the rectangle you want to print (optional)
Keyboard Alt + I (image menu) ... R (crop)
Ctl + P (Print)
This little routine I use often for any number of reasons when I want
to print or save part of my screen or a window. It's all keyboard
except for the selecting of what you want to print, and you can get
rid of that part if you do it while the program is running rather than
in the dev ide. With a few minutes practice you can do it in a couple
of seconds and it's extremely versatile.
My apologies if this seems like an oblique or obvious answer to your
question, it's just a habit I find extremenly useful.
Bob
On May 8, 7:31*am, "Robson Felix" <rob...@robsonfelix.comwrote:
It may sound like a silly question, but I would like to print a form or
component from within Visual Studio when designing such form component. Is
that possible?