Screendump

Screendump is a term often used interchangeably with screenshot, referring to a digital image or video capture of whatever is currently displayed on a computer screen or other display device. The term itself implies a "dump" of the screen's contents. Screendumps are created using various methods, often built-in operating system features or dedicated software applications. These captures are useful for a wide range of purposes, including technical support, documentation, software testing, sharing visual information, and creating tutorials. The process typically involves pressing specific keyboard combinations or utilizing a menu option within an application. The resulting image file can then be saved, edited, or shared. The resolution and format of the screendump depend on the tools and settings used. While "screenshot" is the more commonly recognized and universally understood term today, "screendump" remains in use, particularly in certain technical contexts or by users familiar with older computing terminology.