For all the ins and outs of the procedures on Microsoft's latest OS, read How to Take Screenshots in Windows 11.īut here we're concerned with screenshots in Windows 10. Windows 10 introduced new ways to take screenshots, like using Snip & Sketch, and taking screenshots in Windows 11 gets even smarter with the Snipping Tool. Windows has had screen-printing capabilities since the first PCs in the 1980s (their text-based option differed from today’s raster screenshots). It’s astonishing how long it has taken to perfect this simple capability. Nearly every computer user occasionally needs to take a screenshot, if only to share what they’re seeing on the screen with a colleague or external business. I mostly review Windows software, so I’m familiar with the various ways to capture screens on that operating system. There’s no better way of showing readers how a program actually looks in operation.
I hope this helps.As a software reviewer at PCMag, snapping screenshots is something I need to do many times each day. When Windows 10 was not offering it, I found a download, installed it on my Win 10 ,machines and saved a copy to an external hdd. I tried it out, that evening and have not looked back. They found a high success rate in receiving attachments done with Snipping Tools as opposed to other types of software.And it was user friendly. He said it was the easiest way for their forum to receive attachments. I became aware of Snipping Tool, from a Moderator helping a poster with troubleshooting problem. We’ve got to be smarter than the technology.
As with saving Word documents, and anything else to storage, I ALWAYS do it as a SAVE AS, That assures me that the Saved item goes to the folder I choose and not to a Default folder which can be difficult to find.
It easily “Captures” jpgs, gifs and even makes great jpgs of text documents. It will “Capture”/ Freeze Frame all videos and movies which comes in handy for home movie projects. Unlike the MS”Prnt Scrn”, It “Captures” any and everything that comes across my pc and laptop monitors in Windows. As a 73 year old retired vet, I have used Snipping Tool for five years.
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