I have a few questions that I need answers to and would appreciate all the
help I can get. I will only ask one to be fair to others that may want to
also ask questions.
Using Windows, list the steps to print a screen that shows an error message.

Error messages in Word can be copied to the clipboard. When the error
message pops up, just select and copy using Ctrl+C. You can then acknowledge
the error message and paste the error text into a Word Processor or Notepad,
etc.

"B4Dawn15" wrote in message
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:I have a few questions that I need answers to and would appreciate all the
: help I can get. I will only ask one to be fair to others that may want to
: also ask questions.
: Using Windows, list the steps to print a screen that shows an error
message.

This reads an awful lot like a homework question (and it's not even
specifically about Word). You are responsible for doing your own homework;
try using Windows Help.

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"B4Dawn15" wrote in message
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I have a few questions that I need answers to and would appreciate all the
help I can get. I will only ask one to be fair to others that may want to
also ask questions.
Using Windows, list the steps to print a screen that shows an error
message.

B4Dawn15 shared this with us in microsoft.public.word.newusers:

I have a few questions that I need answers to and would appreciate
all the help I can get. I will only ask one to be fair to others
that may want to also ask questions.
Using Windows, list the steps to print a screen that shows an error
message.

Homework?
*plonk*

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