You are correct.
It's the same for Linux as well.
On 10/15/2015 10:08 AM, Paul Kirley wrote:
There have been some posts where it was asserted that pushing the Print
Screen key fails in Windows.
This is not quite correct: pushing the Print Screen key in Windows
puts a copy of the current screen onto the Clipboard, which can then be
pasted into any picture-editing software, like the Windows accessory
Paint.
>From there it can be edited and saved in your choice of format (like
.jpg), or it can be printed.
If, as is common, a picture of only the currently active window is
desired, Alt-Print Screen puts only that portion of the screen onto the
Clipboard.
I believe that the above is true for all versions of Windows.
73, Paul W8TM
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