Capture Screen Shots Easy!

This is what I do to get the images for my tutorials.
Open PSP (6). Open Another PSP(6).

Click on Capture on the toolbar. Setup.
You need to do the set up only once.

I capture the full screen then crop to what I want.
I use a 'hot key' F9.  Include Cursor and Multiple Captures.
Then Capture Now.

You can just click on Start after you do the set up once.

If you move the mouse to the status bar you will see the two psp's open
and that one of the has captured three images.

When first learning this, check to see if your images are there by looking at the status bar.
Sometimes you need to start twice.

And did you know that if you have many images open in psp,
you can close them all at once, by clicking on Close all

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