After sending your Desktop image to the clipboard by pressing PrtScn, or sending a Window's image by pressing ALT+PrtScn, I can press a PrtClip icon in my Quick Launch bar to print the image.
If you would like a similar capability:
1. Create a PrtClipVBS.VBS file that uses SendKeys:
set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Wshshell.AppActivate "untitled - Paint" WScript.Sleep 100 WshShell.SendKeys "^V" WshShell.SendKeys "^P" WshShell.SendKeys "\{ENTER\}" WshShell.SendKeys "%%Fx" WshShell.SendKeys "\{TAB\}" WshShell.SendKeys "\{ENTER\}"2. Create a PrtClip.bat file to open Microsoft Paint and run the PrtClipVBS.VBS script:
@echo off start mspaint.exe start /min cscript.exe //Nologo c:\util\PrtClipVBS.vbs3. Create a shortcut to the PrtClip.bat file and place it in your Quick Launch bar, or on your desktop.
NOTE: You can use Autoit freeware to do this with just one file.
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