Anne wrote:I could not find a Print Screen button on my keyboard so I just went into the Power DVD settings and found out that to take a snapshot all I have to do is press 'c' on my keyboard and I could change the settings from jpg to bmp too.
The Print Screen button is in the upper right-hand area of most keyboards. It actually says "PrtSc" (at least on US keyboards). According to Google, on German keyboards, it says "Druck" instead of "PrtSc". It's usually between the F12 key and the Scroll Lock on a full-sized keyboard. On laptop keyboards, which often combine F12 and Scroll Lock, the PrtSc button is usually between F12 and Pause/Break.
PrtSc is almost always a double-function button: it says PrtSc on the top and SysRq on the bottom. On some systems, you need to hold down either the Ctrl or the Alt key while hitting PrtSc; on others, you don't have to hold down any other keys at all. This is because SysRq is actually no longer a function in modern computers; the key is a fossilisation.
The captured screenshot can be pasted into Paint or some other image editor, or into a Word doc. It doesn't automatically save into the Pictures library, at least not on my system, which may be because I don't have the same program installed.