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11-Jan-2003, 04:51 PM #1
Question Taking mandrake installation screenshots
Greetings,

Does anybody know of an easy way to take screenshots of mandrake 9.0. while installing it on a system? This is for a class website project and I need to show users how to intall Mandrake.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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