Hi Brian! That’s great advice. For anyone doing this on a windows computer, this is called a “Print screen” and there are a few different ways of making one. You can make a print screen of everything on your screen by simply holding down the windows key and hitting the “Print Screen” button on your keyboard. You can find the saved screenshots under your pictures then screenshots where you can view, edit, or print it. You can also use the Microsoft Snipping Tool in Windows to copy only part of the screen in the same way and save it directly.
Personally I like to use a combination technique. There is an excellent free program called Greenshot that replaces the default print screen functionality in windows with a better version of the snip tool. I can very quickly take entire snapshots or small portions and save, print, or edit them as needed. There’s a link to it below.
How to use the Microsoft Snipping Tool:
How to use print screen:
https://www.howtogeek.com/226280/how-to-take-screenshots-in-windows-10/
Hope this helps, and thanks for adding to the forum!