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Once you click New your screen will look as if it has a grey filter over it and your cursor will turn into a crosshair (big plus sign). This example is using the Rectangular Snip option. When you are ready to take a snip click the down arrow on the New button and select the type of snip you want to take. When you first open Snipping Tool it defaults to taking a snip, so if you’re not ready to snip, hit your Esc key.
Include URL below snips (HTML only) – save your snips as a Single File HTML or MHT documents.Always copy snips to the Clipboard – copy all captures to the Windows clipboard so you can paste them into other applications (e.g.Hide Instruction Text – hide the instruction text in the main Snipping Tool window.The Application section has a set of checkboxes that enable you to make the following changes: To do this, right-click the icon and select where you want to the pin it.
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Note: If you use this software a lot, you should ‘pin’ the icon to your Taskbar or Start Menu. If you are not ready to ‘ snip’, hit your ‘ Esc’ key to return to the ‘ Snipping Tool’ opening window.
It will start as though you are taking a ‘ snippit’ of your current window, so your screen will turn a faded shade. You can go to the ‘ Start Menu’, and then select ‘ Accessories’, then select ‘ Snipping Tool.’ Or, in the Start Menu search box, type ‘ snipping tool’ and it will bring the software to the list and then click to start the software.
You can find the Snipping Tool in a couple ways.
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** An add-on (there are many screenshot extensions with different free/paid features)Have you ever needed to capture a picture of a window on your computer, or get a copy of a picture on the web that isn’t available for download, but you thought you didn’t have any software to do it? Well, you actually do have the software, and it’s available in Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, and it’s called “ Snipping Tool.” Where to find the “Snipping Tool” in Windows 7 ** Developer tools (I'll describe in more detail further down)
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* To capture a full web page to a file (not including the toolbar area), you can use either: * To grab the currently active window or dialog, press Alt+PrtScn, then paste into Paint or another image editor. * To grab the current full screen, press the PrtScn key on the keyboard, then paste into Paint or another image editor. I'm not aware of a way to move this camera to another more convenient location, unfortunately. By default, the file name will reflect the date and time it was saved, for example: "Screen Shot at 17.58.50.png" In the future, when you click this button, Firefox will create a snapshot of the webpage and save it according to your download preference (either asking you where or saving it in your default download folder. This should add a little camera icon to the top toolbar of the web console. Scroll down and on the left side toward the bottom, check the box for "Take a fullpage screenshot". Click that and a long panel of checkboxes should appear. If you mouse over it, the tooltip is Toolbox Options. Near the upper right of the console, before the "x" to close the console is a gear icon. This should open in the bottom of the current tab.
To set up the full page screenshot tool, open Firefox's Web Console using either the Developer menu or Ctrl+Shift+k.
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Hopefully someone can explain how to resolve that problem. I'm not familiar with how this tool changed in Windows 10.