Hi ya,

The best way to work around on this issue is to stick with MS Word itself. All you have to do is print screen and open a blank word document and paste it. Now here is the trick click on the picuture you pasted and you will notice a picture toolbar menu appears somewhere in the window, if you dont see it then go to View at the top and slect toolbars and then click on picture.  In the toolbar you have a tool called crop tool that can trim the picture. once you are done with triming you can just click on a corner of the picture and enlarge it. Since the picture you capture on the screen has high resolution you can have it enlarged so that you can see and read the text.

Hope it helps

 

This could also be the difference between Alt Print screen and Control Print screen. Alt print scrren will copy only the current open window instead of doing a complete screen shot of your whole monitor

In a previous job I had to write loads lot of procedures when we brought in a new computer system and I was introduced to a neat tool called "Capture by George" (http://www.svet-soft.com/capture.shtml) Basically you drag a box around the screen, re-size it to whatever you want to capture and then press the button and you've got it in a format you can then paste into word....

Richard

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