[New post] How to take a screenshot on a PC in Windows [Guide] [Updated]

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Tuesday 21 April 2015

Mr Google posted: " HOW TO A TAKE A SCREENSHOT ON A PC WITH WINDOWS 7, 8, OR 10 We could spend all day arguing the merits of a good screen-capture utility. They are quick and efficient, often providing a simple way to take a JPG snapshot of an application window or your e" New post on On HAX How to take a screenshot on a PC in Windows [Guide] [Updated] by Mr Google HOW TO A TAKE A SCREENSHOT ON A PC WITH WINDOWS 7, 8, OR 10 We could spend all day arguing the merits of a good screen-capture utility. They are quick and efficient, often providing a simple way to take a JPG snapshot of an application window or your entire display in a matter of […] Read more of this post Mr Google | April 21, 2015 at 6:25 pm | Tags: 8, all-in-one design tool PicPick is one of the best available. It's free, and a steady stream of editing tools to help polish and refine your screenshot to suit your fancy, and click the main File option in the top-left corner. Afterward, and full-screen screenshots, and offers a more comprehensive feature-set than the innate options available via Windows. Step 1: Download and install PicPick: Click the green Free Download button on the left-hand side of the PicPi, and others. Click the gray Save button in the bottom right-hand corner when finished. Using the Snipping Tool The built-in screen capture utility in Windows is great, and select the PicPick from the PicPickfolder. The icon depicts a painting palette similar to the Microsoft Paint icon sans the brush. Alternatively, and select your desired file format from the drop-down menu. For most purposes, and select your desired file format from the drop-down menu. If your screenshot includes text, and the full-screen snip the entire screen. Step 3: Define the selection: Use your mouse or trackpad to manually define your screen-capture selection. Obviously, and they're only a couple of keyboard clicks away. All three methods covered in this guide are free, and work fantastically on nearly all machines built in the last decade and beyond. Let's take a look. 1)Using the default keyboard shortcuts Taking a screenshot on Windows is one of the easiest task, as well as a fix-region and scrolling window options for greater control when capturing elongated images. Step 4: Define the selection: Use your mouse or trackpad to manually define your screen-captur, as well as built-in annotation and sharing options paint-paste-and-save-625x1000 Step 1: Open the Snipping Tool: Click the Start menu, available for Windows XP onward, BMP, both free and premium, but a variety of other formats are available to choose from such as PNG, but be on the lookout for any toolbars or potential malware that may come bundled with the program. Step 2: Open PicPick: Click the Start menu, but it will vary slightly depending on your operating system. Alternatively, but it's not the most robust or versatile when it comes to saving a snapshot of your screen. The Snipping Tool is another built-in Windows utility that has allowed users to better define and capture, but the keyboard shortcut will remain the same. Step 4: Save the screenshot: Perform any edits you want, but the latter will still require you to choose the appropriate window before continuing. Step 4: Save the screenshot: Perform any edits you want, but the latter will still require you to choose the appropriate window before continuing. Step 5: Save the screenshot: Perform any edits you want, but the resulting image will be saved as a PNG file to your clipboard. If using Windows 8 or Windows 10, capture a screenshot for an awesome how-to guide about how to take a screenshot on a PC. Luckily, choose a save location, choose Edit then Paste, choose the selection type from the list housed in the Screen Capture section in the bottom left-hand corner of the main program window. Like the Snipping tool, click the down arrow in the bottom left, click the down arrow to the right of New in the upper left-hand corner of the program window and select your desired snipping type from the list of drop-down options. The free-form snip allows you to, click the Paste button in the upper left-hand corner of the program, email an image to a friend, floating around on the Web. The bulk of them provide a healthy dose of customization and versatility that exceed Window's innate screen-capture capabilities by leaps and bounds while maintaining the, gif, HOW TO A TAKE A SCREENSHOT ON A PC WITH WINDOWS 7, if you're like us, installing the files and creating a desktop shortcut, JPG will do fine, navigate, navigate to the Accessories folder (in Windows 10, no hassle, often providing a simple way to take a JPG snapshot of an application window or your entire display in a matter of seconds without the need to download any external software. Perhaps you need to send, or, OR 10 We could spend all day arguing the merits of a good screen-capture utility. They are quick and efficient, OR 10[Guide], or PDF. If you prefer, or press Ctrl+ V on the keyboard to paste your screenshot. Again, or swipe downward from the center of the display to access the Apps View. From there, press Alt + Print Screen to merely capture a screenshot of the active window. Keep in mind there will be no noise or any other indication the screenshot was taken, press Ctrl + Tab, press the Print Screen button typically located in the upper right-hand corner of your keyboard to capture a screenshot of your entire display. Alternatively, press the Windows key to open the start screen. Afterward, rectangular, regardless of which version of the operating system you're running. There are only a few steps – assuming you haven't fiddled with the innate keyboard controls – and you should already have ac, screenshot HOW TO A TAKE A SCREENSHOT ON A PC WITH WINDOWS 7, search and open the program from the Windows search bar. If using Windows 8, search and open the program from the Windows search bar. On Windows 8, select Paint. windows10start-4-245x573 Step 3: Paste the screenshot: Once open, select PicPick. picpick-screenshot-325x337 Step 3: Choose the selection type: Once opened, select Save as, select the Snipping Tool. snipping-open-325x337 Step 2: Choose the snip type: Once open, simply click the Windows Key + Print Screen to automatically save a full-screen screenshot within the Screenshots folder of your picture directory. windows-screenshot-625x1000 Step 2: Open Paint: Clic, such as cropping and filter overlays, such as cropping the image to a specified area, such as highlights or annotations, the exact navigation and wordage will vary slightly from OS to OS, the folder is called Windows Accessories instead) and click Paint from the list of native Microsoft software. The icon depicts a painting palette with a brush on the right-hand side, the folder is called Windows Accessories instead) and select Snipping Toolfrom the list of native Microsoft software. The icon depicts a pair of blue scissors with two white ovals beneath. Alternative, the full-screen snip and window-snip don't provide a lot of leeway in terms of versatility and selection choice, the full-screen snip and window-snip don't provide a ton of leeway in terms of versatility and selection choice, the rectangular snip specified-sized rectangles, the tool allows free-form outlines and rectangular screenshots for a more adjustable selection, the window snip the active window, there are options for free-form, title the new file, window, Windows has several built-in features for taking and saving screenshots for whatever reason you might need them, you can click the cloud icon to directly email the screenshot as an attachment or upload it to Twitter among other things. Click the gray Save button in the bottom right-hand corner when finished. pic, you'll notice increased clarity if you save in the .png file format.Click the gray Savebutton in the bottom-right corner when finished. image-1-4-625x1000 Using PicPick There are countless screensho | Categories: Informative Series, Windows | URL: http://onhax.net/?p=62200 Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from On HAX. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://onhax.net/how-to-take-a-screenshot-on-a-pc-in-windows-guide-updated/