OK, very generally speaking, a screen shot captures something that is
currently displaying (static) on the screen; such as an enclosure
diagram, a response graph, a column of specs for a driver, or the
results of a calculation page.
Using the mouse, a virtual picture frame can be made to enclose
around relevant material. It could be the whole page, or just a small
part of it. Once you copy it, the computer will hold it, waiting for you to
put it somewhere, such as in an email. When the recipient (of the
email) opens it, that part of what was on your computer screen (that
you captured like a photograph) displays exactly as you saw it.
They call it a screen shot. A polaroid of something appearing on your
screen.
BTW, I did get some emails, but none acknowledging material i sent
you.
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