A snapshot of a page can be taken using the built-in function of your computer to copy the entire screen or individual windows of running programs into RAM.
Necessary
Any graphics editor, or Word text editor, or Excel spreadsheet editor
Instructions
Step 1
Load the desired page into the browser window and press alt="Image" + Print Screen. On laptops, the abbreviation for this button may be indicated - PrtScn and it can operate in combination with the Fn key.
Step 2
Open any graphics editor and create a new document by pressing CTRL + N. In the standard Windows distribution, this editor will be Paint.
Step 3
Paste the copied page image from the computer memory into the created document. This can be done by pressing the hotkeys CTRL + V.
Step 4
If necessary, in a graphics editor you can change the size of the picture, put inscriptions and drawings on it, etc. When you're done with that, save the image. To be able to select the most suitable format for the saved file (GIF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, etc.), in the editor menu, click the "Save As" item.
Step 5
You can replace the graphic editor with a text or tabular editor that can work with images (for example, Word or Excel). The sequence of actions should be exactly the same, but the snapshot of the page will be saved to a file with a text document or table format (for example, doc or xls).
Step 6
It is possible to do without the Print Screen function. There are free services on the network that can take a snapshot of the page, the address of which you indicate in the field of the corresponding form. A picture of the service page and from there it can be saved to your computer.
