Pressing the standard Print Screen key on a Windows keyboard copies an image of the screen to the clipboard.

### Why this is right The described Print Screen captures are placed on the clipboard and must be pasted into an image-editing application to work with the image. ### The concept Print Screen provides a capture, but it does not by itself offer the Snipping Tool's workflow for selecting, annotating, and saving a snip. Pasting transfers the capture into an application that can handle images. ### The other options - **False**: This would incorrectly assume that Print Screen automatically creates a saved image file. ### Terms - **Image-editing application**: A program used to paste, view, modify, or save image content. ### Remember Print Screen captures; an image editor is needed to paste and handle the result.