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Tip of the Week: Using the hidden Clipbook program
On those occasions that you need to capture the information on your screen and save it for tech support staff or to teach others how to do something on the computer, there is a hidden program that can make it easy to save whatever you capture when you press the 'Print Screen' (or PrtSc on some portables).
The 'Clipbook' program that is hidden within the depths of Windows is a simple way to save those captured screens as individual files. To launch Clipbook, simple click on the Start button, then on Run, type 'clipbrd' and press Enter!
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