Print Screen From Vista On Macbook

I want to know the way from which I will able to print screen from my Windows Vista (bootcamp) on Mac. If anyone is having details about it, then give that to me. So, I will able to achieve it. If you know the details about the softwares which will help me in this term, then give that details to me. So, I can solve my problem.

Hey, I have heard that Input Remapper will help you. The current version detects a MacBook Pro keyboard under Windows XP and lets the user configure some options. It is possible to bind ctrl+left-click to right-click, but I didn't want to do that for compatibility reasons so this is bound to fn+left-click instead. Currently keyboard backlight cannot be controlled. This utility works together with apple brightness and eject app (Brightness.exe and AppleCDEject.exe), but also works without them. To control the screen backlight BootCamp drivers are needed.

You have to take care for the following two options as the given below:

• You need to make use of the External Windows USB keyboard.
• You can make use of the onscreen keyboard.

For Print Screen From Vista On Macbook you need to make use of the options as given below. So, just make use of that and solve your problem:

• Print Screen
  Fn-F11
  
• Print active window
  Option-Fn-F11

I have solution for your problem:
If you want to print screen on a Mac :
COMMAND (Apple button) + SHIFT + 3 (Single time)

If you want to print a selection of the screen :
COMMAND (Apple button) = SHIFT = 4 (Single time)

This will solve your problem.

Make use of the Input Remapper on your macbook. Keys bound on MacBook Pro are as below:

• fn+Left Click = Right Click
• fn+Backspace = Delete
• fn+Eject = PrintScreen
• fn+F1 = Decrease Brightness
• fn+F2 = Increase Brightness
• fn+F3 = Toggle Mute
• fn+F4 = Decrease Volume
• fn+F5 = Increase Volume
• fn+F6 = Toggle Num-Lock
• fn+F8 = Toggle Keyboard Backlight
• fn+F9 = Decrease Keyboard Backlight
• fn+F10 = Increase Keyboard Backlight
• fn+F11 = Media Play
• fn+F12 = Media Stop
• fn+Up = Page Up
• fn+Down = Page Down
• fn+Left = Home
• fn+Right = End
• fn+Ctrl+Alt+Backspace = Ctrl+Alt+Delete
• Eject = Eject all optical discs
• Enter = Right Click

Learn about the process that Boot Camp uses to map Microsoft operating system functions and special keys to Apple external and built-in keyboards, as well as which keys to use for various functions by keyboard type. For that you have to simply click on the link below and then you will able to solve your problem.

Boot Camp: Apple keyboard mapping in Windows XP and Vista