you are simulating Alt+PrintScreen

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;153003

I think the best you can do is print the activewindow which in this case is
the userform.

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Tom Ogilvy

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Tom,


Can you please inform me of where/how you managed to get it just to
snap the userform instead of the entire screen? I tried scanning
through the code to figure it out but I didn't see it anywhere...maybe
is it possible to just snap a FRAME of a userform with this code
instead of the entire window? Thanks alot man and to everyone else who
helped!

-Todd