Is there anyway to print a still image from a You Tube video?

<p>There’s a program called “Jing” that you can download for free. When you open it, there’s a sun in the upper righthand corner of your browser. You start playing the video, and then pause it when you want a screen shot. Then you put your curser on the sun, and move it down, and a rectangle forms that you put over the image you want a shot of. I can’t recall the next step – I think you just save it.</p>

<p>My husband successfully did this with a YouTube video to get a screen shot of a speaker who was talking at a panel discussion he was organizing. Worked like a charm.</p>

<p>^^That’s what the “snipping tool” in Win 7 does:</p>

<p>[Use</a> Snipping Tool to capture screen shots](<a href=“Windows help & learning”>Windows help & learning)</p>

<p>So no need to get this freeware if you have Win 7.</p>

<p>Well, well, well…never too old to learn something new. Last night I paused the video, captured the image, pasted to paint, cut out the part of the image I wanted and moved it to a Word document.</p>

<p>Thanks everyone!!!</p>