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You can also open up MS Word (almost guaranteed to be installed on a locked down corporate Windows machine), and paste the image into a blank document. For bonu
by Jaruzel 9y ago
You can also open up MS Word (almost guaranteed to be installed on a locked down corporate Windows machine), and paste the image into a blank document. For bonus points you can then right click the pasted image, and select 'Save As PNG'.
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoCustomers frequently send me screen shots pasted into a Word document, sigh ...
- Sleeep 9y agoI frequently get screenshots pasted into PowerPoint "presentations". Couple times I even got a photo of the monitor taken with a cellphone camera. I don't fault them for this in the least because they did what they knew how to do to accomplish the task and the task was accomplished effectively, I was able to see their screen.
- rav 9y agoWhy save as PNG when you can save directly to DOCX? /s
- jansho 9y agoStill a bit clunky. I'm also a fan of using Paint for simple screenshots. You can do it without thinking, and with just the keyboard! 1) Printscreen 2) control + v on paint 3) control + s and type in image name