Do you want to make screenshots of web pages that you've visited? But some pages are too long and you have to scroll them down? No problem! The IE Screenshot is a useful and free Windows-based software which can make a copy of a full page and save it as an image file with a single click (it scrolls around the page taking shots and stitches them together).
To make a screenshot of visited site, select Make a Screenshot from Tools menu or click on the Screenshot toolbar button of Internet Explorer. When you run the IE Screenshot program, a Save Web Page Screenshot As dialog box appears. For instance, a free version of program will let you save screenshots as bitmaps (BMPs) only. Choose where you want to store the picture - this is the key to not losing your file in the first place.
To select where to save your file, click the little arrow at the right of the Save In box to move through folders, drives and the desktop. You can also double-click on folders in the folder and file list to open them. Practice moving about so you get to know your way around. Once you've chosen where you're going to store your file, choose a name for the file and type it into the File Name: box. Then, click OK or Save and you're done.
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