Short answer: press the [F9] key in the top main row of the keyboard.

Well, if you want to get rid of the hand and gun, you need to press [tab] and type "sethand center" (without the quotation marks) and hit [enter] or [line return] or whatever, while hitting [F5] a few times will remove the "HUD" figures and faces, leaving just the picture. Afterwards, another [F5] and "sethand right" will return things to normal. You should now have the screenshot in the c:\program files\atari\nerf\system folder, so open that up and have a look for "shot0000" or whatever you can find. Clicking on the icon should get you a small picture over on the left - while double-clicking gives you a full-size "Image Preview" to admire. But you need to open this in a photo-tweaking program like "PaintShop Pro" - either spend vast sums, or look for something on magazine cover-discs, or a download site like Tucows. Open that up, go for "open file" and type in c:\program files\atari\nerf\system\shot0000 then open that, to show a rather larger version of the picture. You will probably want to increase the brightness, and then save the picture in jpg format - with any name you like, such as "shot0000" for example! With Homestead it is simple to add such things to a website, just click on "import an image from your computer" and type in "c:\shot0000.jpg" and, after a few seconds, it should appear. You can change the size and generally move it about. With other website builders, well, try the "Help" button...

Edit by G-MO: I have found that using the the "Tab" key then typing sshot also works. It doesn't need brightened up either. I always re-name my screen shots, that way I can find shots for a particular map (ex. khinremix1, khinremix2, khinremix3, etc.). Oh, I normally use Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. All I do is click the save button, type in the name i desire, and make sure it is saved as a JPEG. After I save the file, I delete the original .bmp.

Edit by Rajada: Typing "changecrosshair" a few times will eventually make the crosshair dissappear too.