Creating a screenshot for Norton support

1. Navigate to the area of the app you want to capture.
2. Press the Print Screen key on your keyboard. In some cases, you may need to select a specific area to capture by clicking and dragging the selection grid with your cursor.
    
3. Open the Windows search box by pressing the Windows key on your keyboard or by opening the Windows Start menu in your Taskbar.
4. Type Paint into the Windows search box, then select it from the menu to open MS Paint.
   The appearance of the Windows search box varies depending on your version of Windows.
5. Press the Ctrl and V keys simultaneously to insert the image into Paint.
6. Click File ▸ Save as, select a format and location for saving your image, then click Save.

1. Navigate to the area of the app you want to capture.
    
2. Simultaneously press these three keys on your keyboard: Shift + ⌘ Command + 3.

The screenshot is automatically saved on your desktop as a PNG file.

1. Navigate to the area of the app you want to capture.
2. Hold down the power and volume-down buttons for a couple of seconds.
    
3. To find your screenshot, go to Gallery ▸ Albums ▸ Screenshots.

1. Navigate to the area of the app you want to capture.
    
   
   • iPhone X and later: Simultaneously press and hold the right-side button and volume-up button.
   • iPhone 8 and earlier: Simultaneously press and hold the right-side button and the home button.
2. To find your screenshot, go to Photos ▸ Albums ▸ Screenshots.