The HOWTO & FAQ forum is for _answers_ and _guides_, not questions and problems. Please do *NOT* create threads there, if you don't want to write a FAQ or a HOWTO. Now on to your question. Are you talking about booting into Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista using BootCamp? Or are you talking about using Windows in a virtual solution like Parallels? For both situations, the answer is a 'yes'. There exist a lot of tools for taking screenshots of Windows.

Aug 8, 2015 - I am having a problem figuring how to take a screenshot on a bootcamped. Is Win + Alt +PrtScn and of course macs do not have that function. There are some methods that you can use to take screenshot on a Mac computer, depends on how you want to do. Microsoft expression studio 4 ultimate for mac. For example, you can take a screenshot of a full screen, or a part of the screen or even a specific application’s window.

However: Those screenshots won't capture anything _outside_ of Windows, i.e. You can't use a Windows screencapture tool running in a Parallels virtual environment in order to take screenshots of what you're running in Mac OS X. I'd prefer installing a utility like SnagIt or IrfanView.

No strange key combinations to remember, no need to start Word(Pad), and both are available in a free version. As a sidenote to the MBPro: It lacks some useful keys like the right Alt key or a dedicated insert key. I'm using a simple USB numeric key pad with NumLock switched off. So I get many of the special PC keys for working in Windows (Parallels). It does its job not only in Windows but also in MacOS (like PgDn without the use of Fn in Firefox). First Alternative: You can use the following to do a screen capture on windows using Apple wireless keyboard. Free editing software for mac.

(I'm running windows os via bootcamp on my macbook pro). You must have OneNote that comes with Microsoft Office 2007. Click the command + s keys.

The screen will yellow out. Then drag your mouse over the area of the screen you want a screen shot of. OneNote then will auto start containing the screen shot. You can right click on the screen shot to save and paste or edit it from there. I thought this was the easiest way withou having to use any function keys.

Second Alternative: If you don't have OneNote, you can go to to the start menu > all programs > accessories > accessibility > on-screen keyboard. When the keyboard appears click on the psc key.

How to take Screenshots in Boot Camp The MacBook does not have a Print Screen key on its keyboard,so its difficult to take a screenshots. (1) In the desktop click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Snipping Tool.

(2) Choose Snipping Tool Options (3) deselect “Show selection ink after snips are captured” so we get ride of red border. (4) In the desktop click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Ease of Access > On-Screen Keyboard. When you make this the Windows on-screen keyboard will be shown on your screen. This on-screen utility contains the PrintScreen button.