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Heh. I have definitely thought about that (same with legacy paint!). Unfortunately, it is a corporate PC, and I am not sure how that would go to be loading “unt
by 0cf8612b2e1e 1y ago
Heh. I have definitely thought about that (same with legacy paint!). Unfortunately, it is a corporate PC, and I am not sure how that would go to be loading “untrusted” files. My suspicion is that the current release is labeled as a protected system file, so I could not overwrite it. Which means the hard coded shortcut combination would continue to launch the slow, bloated one. So, yeah definitely less convenient.
- throwanem 1y agoSlightly. If it's Win+C for a screenshot and Win+Shift+C is unbound, then you should be able to use AHK to bind it to launch the old binary, so at least you only have to modify muscle memory already extant. That assumes DWM doesn't own the whole Win key now and that you can run signed but not specifically approved binaries. But like I said, it's been a long time since I was acquainted with Windows and I don't think I've lacked for at least local admin on a work machine since some time in the very early 2000s, so my advice is likely not worth much.