This places the capture on the clipboard which you can cut and paste into a word processing document. It is very easy and the resolution is good. Although one can only capture one screenful of a Web site at a time, this can be a simple way to display Web sites offline. One can also find shareware 'print screen' software on the Web that actually will allow you to print to a printer from print screen rather than copy onto Window's clipboard. Then one can either print these screen captures onto paper or transparencies.
Color printers work much better to produce a more realistic Internet work.
More information about Windows print screen options can be found in the Windows 'Help' pages under 'Print Screen' in the Help Contents. Dear Chuck, I recently learned how to incorporate 'pictures' of web site pages into my PowerPoint presentations. It is as easy as pie and I am eager to share this tip with others. Open PowerPoint and create your slide just as you normally would. Opoen you web browser and go to the site that you want to capture.