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Hello,<br />
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I am quite sure there is no way to do this native in Windows, unless you are using a native DOS application.<br />
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See; <a href="http://www.screenshot2print.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.screenshot2print.com/</a>
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Hello,

I am quite sure there is no way to do this native in Windows, unless you are using a native DOS application.

See; http://www.screenshot2print.com/ [http://www.screenshot2print.com/]

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Yes it would be a third arty application that was running because of which whenever you use to take printscreen it use to send it to printer as jakieman adviced you to use the Gadwin printscreen or remember which application you have removed before facing this problem or use thinprint client.
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Yes it would be a third arty application that was running because of which whenever you use to take printscreen it use to send it to printer as jakieman adviced you to use the Gadwin printscreen or remember which application you have removed before facing this problem or use thinprint client.

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When I would press prtscreen it would send the image to the printer and print it out. &nbsp;Now it just puts it to the clipboard. &nbsp;How do i reenable to to print to the printer?
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When I would press prtscreen it would send the image to the printer and print it out.  Now it just puts it to the clipboard.  How do i reenable to to print to the printer?

Print Screen Sends Image to Printer

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