Capture images in Window Media Player and more

Capture images in Window Media Player

How to capture video images playing in Window Media Player?

Some of my friends asked me this question and I think, perhaps,some of you used to get trouble with it.To capture images on computer screen just use the "Print Screen" key on your keyboard.But the problem is that you can't do that to capture video images playing in Window Media Player if you don't change one thing in its options.I'm going tell you that thing here.To capture images just do some steps below:

Open your Window Media Player,I'm using Window Media Player 9.0,if you use other versions, I think it's just the same in the main idea,but there're just some different steps.

From the menubar choose Tools, then Options

On the Options window,choose Performance tab and then click the Advanced button.

Uncheck the Use overlays checkbox in the Video Acceleration,then click the OK button.



Now you can capture as many pictures as you want use your "Print Screen" key.I think Window Media Player is one of the best players to play music and enjoy videos.Now we all know we can capture images in Window Media Player.


How to tell window not to keep history of recently opened documents?

In a window operating system,if you open a document,a shortcut to it will be showed in the My Recent Documents from the Start menu.Sometimes,you don't want window do that.To prevent Window and installed programs from creating and displaying shortcuts to recently opened documents you can follow some simple steps below.

Type the "gpedit.msc" command in the Run command box from Start menu

In the Group Policy window,double click on the User Configuration on the left side,=>double click on the Administrative Templates,then Start Menu and Taskbar Desktop

Now,on the right side,find the row Do not keep history of recently opened documents and right click on it,then choose Properties

From the Setting tab in the Properties window,choose Enabled option

That's all! Enjoy!