David,
There are even better methods than the built-in "Print Screen". I use a freeware program called "Screen Rip 32" which allows me to save just the section of the screen I want. You can save in JPG, BMP, etc.

Screen Rip 32

For others, go to Google or another search engine and search on "Print Screen" (with quotes to keep it as a phrase) and "Freeware" or "Shareware". You'll get a long list of good programs. Screen Rip was the one I liked best after trying several when I was writing CHM files and needed multiple screen prints.

HTH
Barbara


>I'm writing a user's guide for a form I've created and I'd like to use the graphical representation of the form in the Word document I'm creating.
>
>How?