The answer, he discovered, was simpler than he thought. The computer had a built-in camera—not for snapping photos of the room, but for capturing exactly what was on the screen . It was called a screenshot.
But Leo didn’t want his friends to see his cluttered desktop. He wanted just the error box. So he tried the second trick: . The screen dimmed, and a tiny toolbar appeared at the top. He clicked the rectangle icon, dragged a box around the “out of coffee” message, and let go.
While he was at it, Leo discovered his computer also had a front-facing camera (the little lens above the screen). To take a real picture of himself—not the screen—he opened the built-in app (just type “Camera” in the Start menu). A live video of his own surprised face appeared. He clicked the shutter button, and just like that, he had a standard photo saved in his “Pictures” folder.
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