Do You Know How to Create a Screenshot of Your Proof of Payment?

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I just signed up for Revolution Money Exchange (see the big green button at the top of my profile), and whilst browsing around on here I noticed that there are a lot of people who want to see proof of payment from PTC sites, and other paying sites. Frankly, I don't blame them. Luckily, I know how to do this, but then I realized that maybe some of you do not know how to get a screenshot and save it so you can show proof. All you have to do is the following: 1. Log into your PTC account (or whatever web site it is that pays you to do stuff). 2. Once you get to the page with your account history, that shows you have payments, hit the button on your jeyboard that reads, "Print Screen." It's usually located on the very top row, to the far right. 3. You'll notice that after you hit "Print Screen" nothing seems to have happened - this is ok. You'll see when you... 4. Open up the "Microsoft Paint" program. To open Paint, go to: STARTAll ProgramsAccessoriesPaint 5. Next, make sure the square is highlighted (It's by th estar shape.) If the square is not highlited, click on it. 6. All you have to do is press on your keyboard: "cntrl" and "V" at the same time. This will paste an image of the screen shot you took when you hit the "Print Screen" key earlier. You will notice your image has a dotted border around it. To get rid of the dotted border... 7. Unhighlight the square icon (by the star icon) by clicking on another one of the paint icons (doesn't matter which one). The dotted border goes away, and now you can... 8. Edit the image by crossing out any account numbers or private information such as a social security number, if applicable. After all, you ONLY want to show proof of payment - NOT give out vital information and risk identity theft...lol Now, you can... 9. Save your work! Click on "File" from the menu bar, and then click, "Save As..." It is best to save it in your "My Pictures" section on your computer's hard drive. Name it any file you want (but make sure you don't use any special characters.) Hope this helps! If you need further assistance, just post a reply to this. If you thought this was helpful, or just want to leave general feedback (or have a better suggestion), please do so!