Use an external program, such as fraps. Or, as someone posted above, CTRL+F, you may have to try multiple times.
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I have a XFX Geforce FX 5700 Ultra with the latest drivers installed. Where do I have to look for the anti-aliasing settings?
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If you installed your card using a CD (ie. it didn't come with your computer when you go it) then go to the program and find settings on your start menu.
Or, if you don't know how to do it that way/it came with your computer when you got it, then go to Control Panel -> Display -> Go to the last tab where you change your resolution.
At the bottom of this tab window is "Advanced". Click on that. Then check everywhere for antialias settings.
One of my laptops is using an ATI card - I found antialias under "3D Direct".
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I tried using my ATI's card 4x and 6x. Both definitely improved the speed of the game (I didn't have to check FPS, it was that noticeable)