Keyboard shortcut to take screenshots
Solution 1
Gadwin Print Screen is pretty quick to do this. After configuring, you can achieve what you need with a PrntScrn and one (perhaps 2) Returns.
Solution 2
Expanding on the answer given by outsideblasts:
You can achieve exactly this using Gadwin Printscreen (Download)
These are the settings you'll need to change:
With both of those off you wont be prompted at all and a simple PrntScrn will save a screenshot in the set format to the set destination folder.
Solution 3
Jing by TechSmith is a great app and free for the basic version http://www.jingproject.com/ I use it myself. You can set up any key combo you like for it. A paid upgrade gives you a few more features and it integrates well with TechSmith's Snagit software which is also recommended (but not free).
Use Snipping Tool in Windows 7 if you don't want to install software. Here's how to get a key combo for the app http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/assign-a-shortcut-key-to-the-snipping-tool-in-windows-vista/ , but you will not be able to assign Prt Sc.
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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mak over 1 year
I'm looking for a way to take screenshots when I press Ctrl + Prtsc and have them saved as PNG images in C:\Users\Me\Pictures\Screenshots
Can I configure Windows 7 to do this? If not, what freeware applications would you recommend (preferably something that I never have to see again (i.e. it sits quietly in the system tray) once I install and configure it)?
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Acorn about 14 yearsSee my expanded answer for how to get proper one click printscreening.
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Lover of Apple almost 13 yearsNice. well done
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Prerak Diwan almost 12 yearsWhilst this may theoretically answer the question, it would be preferable to include the essential parts of the product here, and provide the link for reference.