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    How to take screenshot on Windows 11 using Snipping Tool

    On Windows 11, use the “Print” key (or “Windows key + Shift + S” shortcut) to bring up the Snipping Tool toolbar and take a screenshot. You can also open the Snipping Tool, choose the type of screenshot, and click the “New” button to take a screenshot. Alternatively, you can use the “Windows key + Print” shortcut to take a full-screen screenshot…

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    Snipping Tool in Windows Is Getting Two New Features

    Microsoft has announced updates to its Snipping Tool app for Windows 11. There’s now a ‘Perfect Screenshot’ option to automatically crop your screenshots to the important parts, and a built-in color picker for quickly checking the colors from any on-screen content. These updates are currently being rolled out to Windows Insiders in the Canary and Dev Channels, but should come…

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    Five Unexpected Things You Can Do With Windows’ Snipping Tool

    The Snipping Tool grabs screenshots—and much more besides. Credit: Lifehacker The Windows Snipping Tool is best known for its screenshot-taking capabilities—after all, when you launch it from the Start menu, that’s what it invites you to do. But Microsoft has packed a number of other unexpected, useful functions into this program. These extra features aren’t particularly well-advertised nor easy to…

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    8 ways to open the Snipping Tool in Windows 10 and Windows 11

    One of the most useful tools included in Windows is the Snipping Tool. This app allows you to capture any part of your screen, save the screenshots as images, or copy them to the clipboard. You can also annotate your screenshots with pens, highlighters, and erasers. The Snipping Tool is available in all versions of Windows, and there are many…

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