Procedure on Screenshotting and Digitally Editing Screen Prints

Rationale: To be able to screenshot and create bluelines digitally.

To Screenshot:

1. If on a Windows PC or Laptop, on your keyboard, press the windows key and the printscreen key at the same time. The printscreen key may look like *PrtSc* on your keyboard. 

If on MAC or an apple product, on your keyboard, pressing the ‘Command’, ‘Shift’ and ‘3’ keys at the same time.

1. To find your screenshot, go to your file manager, which is located at the very bottom of your computer screen, it looks like an actual manila file folder.
2. Once you’re there, under your ‘recents’ section, it will say “screenshot (x)” 
3. Click on the most recent screenshot.

Digital Editing:

1. Double Click on the Screenshot.
2. If you’re using a double monitor, Once you’ve opened the screenshot, I would recommend Cropping the Screenshot as screenshotting on double monitors screenshots both screens when you may only want one
3. To Crop the Screenshot, it’s the First Option at the Top of the Screenshot Page, it looks like an Image with a Pen on it.
4. From there, you can click on the corners of the image and drag it to the appropriate size. 
5. From this same place, the fourth option at the top of the screenshot page is labeled “markup”. 
6. Once you Click on That you will be greeted with 5 options at the bottom of the page with editing tools, different size pens, and an eraser. 
7. You can click on the size of the color of the pen and start clicking and dragging to draw on the page.
8. One happy with the editing result, at the top right corner, there’s an option that says “save as copy”. 
9. If you click on the down arrow next to it, you can click “Save”. I would recommend saving instead of saving as a copy.