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Now you can use Win+Shift+S to capture a screen region, which will put it on your clipboard and also put a notification in the notification area which opens the
by shawnz 8y ago
Now you can use Win+Shift+S to capture a screen region, which will put it on your clipboard and also put a notification in the notification area which opens the capture in snipping tool when clicked, where it can be saved to a file.
- joezydeco 8y agoDoes snipping tool allow for drawing lines/boxes over the capture? How about adding notational text?
- LandR 8y agoNot on current Windows 10 (non-insider versions) no. Only freehand pens and some highlighting with a freehand marker. No text at all
- coldacid 8y agoNot even with insiders builds unless it's in 19H2 or later pre-releases.
- jccalhoun 8y agoa couple versions ago they added "snip & sketch" which does. When they released it they said they were getting rid of the snipping tool but they don't seem to have done that yet.