I added the shift hey and got the message ... "Pressing the left SHIFT, left ALT, and PRINT SCREEN keys turn on High Contrast." It continues with a description of what it’s about and tells me that I can deactivate the key combination for High Contrast, by clicking settings. I did, but Alt-PrintScreen still didn't do what I was hoping for.

The key for me was the information (thanks) on the Forms not being windows, and it's windows that Alt-PrintScreen works on.

My work around is then to take my running application out of full screen mode, move my form of interest to the top left corner, resize the window so that only the form is showing, then do an Alt-PrintScreen.

I'm happy again. Thanks to all.

Bob



>>I used to know how to do it. I remember selecting a form in a running application, pressing Alt Print-Screen, then saving the form image to an email with Ctrl-V
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>>I guess I remembered wrong, because that gives me a copy of the whole screen ... not just the selected form.
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>>What's the trick?
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>>Bob
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>Just add the Shift Key.