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Subject:Re: Need Advice About Capturing From:"Hiatt, Michel" <MHIATT -dot- INT-MAIL -at- SMTP -dot- INTECOM -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 17 Aug 1995 21:32:00 CDT
Jane Fallander wrote:
>I'm running into a wall today for capturing and importing a Windows
screen
>into an MS Word 6.0 (Windows) document.
I don't know much about Word, but for my documents in Ami Pro, I do Alt +
Print Screen to capture the window to clipboard and then I paste it into
my document in a frame. Works fine.
Mike Hiatt
Sr. Tech. Writer
mhiatt -at- intecom -dot- com
