Method for capturing a screenshot, comprising copying, in the form of an image file , a part of an image displayed on a screen by the graphical selection of this part of the image by a user, this copy of the selected part of the image automatically resulting in: - on the one hand, the copying of the one or more pointers associated with this part of the image with the coordinates of these pointers in this part of the image , these pointers respectively pointing to objects , - on the other hand, the maintaining of the respective links between these pointers and these coordinates such that, during a subsequent repeat display of this part of the image on a screen , the graphical selection of a point corresponding to one of these coordinates by a user automatically results in the activation of the pointer corresponding to the coordinate of the selected point and the pointing to the object corresponding to the activated pointer , - the graphical selection of this part of the image by a user being a capturing, by this user, of a portion of a screen displaying this selected part of the image , - the coordinates of these points in this part of the image being relative coordinates which are coordinates relative to the part of the image captured then redisplayed, allowing the correct position of a pointer on the part of the image captured to be preserved, even if the latter is redisplayed at a different size and in a different location, compared to the initial display thereof that gave rise to the screenshot on the screen , - during a subsequent repeat display of this part of the image on a screen , the copied coordinates and the new coordinates of the repeat display being matched, integrating, where appropriate, the change in position on the screen of this part of the image and the increase or decrease in scale of this part of the image . - on the one hand, the copying of the one or more pointers associated with this part of the image with the coordinates of these pointers in this part of the image , these pointers respectively pointing to objects , - on the other hand, the maintaining of the respective links between these pointers and these coordinates such that, during a subsequent repeat display of this part of the image on a screen , the graphical selection of a point corresponding to one of these coordinates by a user automatically results in the activation of the pointer corresponding to the coordinate of the selected point and the pointing to the object corresponding to the activated pointer , - the graphical selection of this part of the image by a user being a capturing, by this user, of a portion of a screen displaying this selected part of the image , - the coordinates of these points in this part of the image being relative coordinates which are coordinates relative to the part of the image captured then redisplayed, allowing the correct position of a pointer on the part of the image captured to be preserved, even if the latter is redisplayed at a different size and in a different location, compared to the initial display thereof that gave rise to the screenshot on the screen , - during a subsequent repeat display of this part of the image on a screen , the copied coordinates and the new coordinates of the repeat display being matched, integrating, where appropriate, the change in position on the screen of this part of the image and the increase or decrease in scale of this part of the image . <EOS>