Human Readable Backup of E1550?

I have a E1550 with a corrupt config that is acting very wonky lately (shows wrong info in some of the settings and doesn't always save changes). Since it may be the config that is at issue, I don't want to do a backup/resote, rather I plan to do a full factory reset and manully type everything back in.
What would be nice is, creating a text based, human readable printout of the config for reference so that I don't have to manually type it all twice (once to save it, once for reentry). PS3 ports, MAC filters, etc. have several entries, and they way the pages are designed it doesn't allow for easy, whole entry, cut and paste.
Any suggestions?
Note: I am using web based only and would rather not install the Cisco Connect software. That said, if it is the (only) solution, I will.

Sorry, but I don't know what "Print Screen function" means. I am only aware of it taking a screen shot, which would take longer and be more of a headache to do that for each tab (twice on some, since me laptop resolution is set pretty big) than to just manually type everything into a text file.
I just find it odd that I cannot print out (to text) a full, current config...upgrading to newer model, replacing with another brand, changing device styles (to a cable modem device, for instance) ,etc...all would require copying all the settings without being able to use the Backup Config option built in. That is something even my printer can do. Well, I can guarantee one thing...I'll find out if any competing devices can do so before I buy another AP.

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