Capture Desktop Screen Shots

You can easily capture your desktop screen. Its simple.
Select a shot, which you wish to capture. Pres PrintScreen key from your keyboard, then open Paint program (Start>All Program> Accessories > Paint)
Now paste (Edit>Paste) and save to your desire location in different formats.

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