Er... I can't find mine! I know that when you are using different programs, when you copy/paste, you're using the clipboard. When you copy something, that's where it's held until you paste it. Obviously, in the context of a screen capture, I'm missing part of the thought process.
PS: I think you mean "drücken", right? That could mean "pressing" or "shirking"....whereas "drucken" is "printing"....german language rocks!
Ah, the magic umlaut! The intricacies of language never cease to amaze me!
The clipboard in windows when using the "printscreen" is just a virtual memory with one shot. after print screening once, you need to paste the image onto either a word document, in photoshop or paint.
The "clipboard" does not exist for you to access it. In later versions of word the programme allows older cuts to be saved, but that does not work with just windows.
So use a imaging programme everytime you use the printscreen, even the basic windows XP imaging programme like paint works ok.
Hmm...just tried that and saved the image to the Office Picture Manager and the whole screen was saved as BMP-file. But in that image the film just goes on!!
Sort of great but not really what I was looking for.
Turns out that as long as the film is still running in mediaplayer it also runs on in the bmp. Stopping the mediaplayer also stops the bmp. That can easily be saved as a jpg or any other.
Was very amazed to see the film just go on in what I had expected to be a still frame though
