With Print Screen, adding `Alt` captures the active window rather than the entire screen.
Answer
true
Explanation
### Why this is right
The described shortcut is Print Screen with `Alt`, which captures the active window; Print Screen by itself captures the entire screen.
### The concept
The active window is the window currently selected for interaction. Choosing it can avoid including unrelated parts of the desktop in a screenshot.
### The other options
- **False**: This reverses the two capture scopes described for Print Screen.
### Terms
- **Active window**: The window currently selected for interaction.
### Remember
Print Screen captures the screen; `Alt` with Print Screen targets the active window.