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There is a tiny and useful utility called “Take Screendshot” / “Ksnapshot”, which performs the exact as ur requirement. Or u can use import –window command for the same purpose. Even u can press Print Screen key to do the same, but it works on gnome. |
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Hey Laura, Hope this helps, |
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