For Just One Screenful at a Time  Published: August 06, 1996
Here is a program that does one little thing well. With Print
Screen 2.0 running, you press the largely useless ''print
screen'' button on the keyboard of a P.C. running any variety of
Microsoft Windows, and the program does what its name says it
does: an image of whatever was on the screen pops out of the
printer.  That's it.  Why would you want a printout of the
screen image? Well, if you get an error message when running a
program, you print out the jargon for the service technician,
assuming the error has not crippled Print Screen as well. You
can print out images of a new program for a training manual. You
can capture screens you admire while surfing the Web. You can
think of a dozen other uses.  There are probably ways of doing
the same things with the Clipboard in Windows, but not as
simply. And the Windows Clipboard, like the Macintosh Clipboard,
holds only one thing at a time. When a new thing is put into it,
the old one disappears. The Ma