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  • Timemachinego
    Timemachinego Posts: 514 Critical Contributor

    I'm old as hell and the snipping tool is entirely new to me, thanks for explaining it! I'm going to try and remember this tomorrow ><

  • dianetics
    dianetics Posts: 1,657 Chairperson of the Boards

    @Timemachinego said:
    I'm old as hell and the snipping tool is entirely new to me, thanks for explaining it! I'm going to try and remember this tomorrow ><

    You can also hold the windows key and hit Print Screen. That will save a full screen screenshot in your User Pictures folder.

    I prefer snipping because you can select the area and choose where to save the file.

    But if you need to grab something quick Windows+PrntScr will do it quick.

  • Godzillafan67
    Godzillafan67 Posts: 617 Critical Contributor

    For opening the snipping tool, I prefer to use the "Windows logo key + Shift + S" keyboard shortcut.

  • Timemachinego
    Timemachinego Posts: 514 Critical Contributor

    @dianetics said:

    @Timemachinego said:
    I'm old as hell and the snipping tool is entirely new to me, thanks for explaining it! I'm going to try and remember this tomorrow ><

    You can also hold the windows key and hit Print Screen. That will save a full screen screenshot in your User Pictures folder.

    I prefer snipping because you can select the area and choose where to save the file.

    But if you need to grab something quick Windows+PrntScr will do it quick.

    Without knowing about the snipping tool, I did a lot of PrntScr > to image editor. I've got three screens on my desktop, so even just reducing the result of that to what I wanted took a few more clicks than the snipping tool would, I'm finding it very handy.

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