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Chapter 2.3.2 Screenshot
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Screenshot is a program to take screenshots.
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Usage
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To use screenshot the whole screen takes a screenshot of your :guilabel:`Whole screen`, :guilabel:`Current Window Only` takes only the current window, and :guilabel:`Capture an area of the screen` lets you select an area interactively. To start the interactive area left click and then drag the mouse in a rectangle to select the area you want to take a screenshot. There is also a :guilabel:`Delay` for the screenshot you can set like a timer for a camera in the bottom right corner of the screen. Using Delay can be useful to take pictures of menus if you are trying to capture them.
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To have your titlebar and frame around the window on the current window check the :guilabel:`Include window title and frame`. The :guilabel:`Include mouse cursor` checkbox will include your mouse cursor in the screenshot.
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After taking your screenshot it will open up in the image viewer and to save it press :kbd:`Control + S` or :menuselection:`File --> Save`. If you did not get what you want in the screenshot you can take another with :menuselection:`File --> Capture Screenshot`.
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Screenshot
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.. image:: screenshot.png
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Version
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Lubuntu ships with version 0.14.1 of screenshot.
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How to Launch
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To launch screenshot from the menu :menuselection:`Grapics --> Screenshot` or run
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.. code::
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lximage-qt -s
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from the command line. Pressing the :kbd:`printscreen` key also brings up the screenshot dialog. The icon to launch screenshot looks like a camera.
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