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Answer by Duncan Smart for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
Big fan of http://getgreenshot.org - free, open source, sits in sys tray, hooks up to Print Screen, outputs to file/clipboard etc, has a useful little image editor built in.
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Answer by perlyking for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
IrfanView is free, and ad-free, and has a nice screencap feature that includes the mouse pointer.
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Answer by jakub.g for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
Semi-related: you can also use LICEcap to have animated screenshots (GIF recordings) that contain the cursorLICEcap is interesting because it lets you manually create a transparent frame over the...
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Using the above link goto Control Panel --> Mouse --> Pointers tab..create a print screen image of any cursor that you desire from the "Preview" in that tab.Paste it in the desired place in your...
View ArticleAnswer by zehnaseeb for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
Use PSR tool from Windows and record the steps.(Win+R ->> PSR)Then open .mht file in browser.So either copy images from browser or take screen shot of that page.
View ArticleAnswer by sim642 for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
If you want to include the cursor, you'll need to use some third-party screen capture software like ShareX.
View ArticleAnswer by Dan for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
When I am setting up tutorials for users and it includes screen shots in which I need to show them where to click I simply paste the screen shot into MS Paint, add graphics (arrows, circles, etc.)...
View ArticleAnswer by Mat Forsberg for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
You might want to try Problem Step Recorder. It can be accessed in Windows 7 by entering psr into the search field in the start menu. It's primary use is to record what happens when someone is having a...
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Answer by William Hilsum for Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
I'm sorry, but, I don't know a way to do this without third party software.Faststone Screen Capture has an option that you can turn on to do this.
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Print screen with cursor in Windows 7
I'm trying to capture some screenshots for a tutorial. When I press Print Screen (or PrtSc) on my keyboard, and paste into an image editor, the cursor's gone. The "tooltips" (if any) do print, but I...
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