PRINT SCREEN TOOLS :

Windows snipping tool has a little 'copy' button, it looks like this: If you're composing and email in gmail, you can paste right into your email with Ctrl-V after copying from the snipping tool with that button. It's very convenient. At StackExchange sites, I have to save the snip to my hard drive first (as far as I know). Snip is a LaTeX app first, which means it has great compatibility with any LaTeX editor, like Overleaf. Snip can convert images into LaTeX for inline equations, block mode equations, and numbered equations. Snip also supports some text mode LaTeX, like the tabular environment.

When using the snipping tool in 10, I have noticed that the completed image is far too large for desktop background, this was not so when i first upgraded to 10, any help welcome, not very technical, so help please. When you save the snip (File / Save as), change the file type to jpg from png. I just used Snip to do a full screen capture. The copy/paste method takes a selected area from a document or webpage and duplicates it in another. The Snipping Tool takes a screenshot of your desktop or window and allow you to manipulate the screenshot. Taking as much or as little of the screenshot as you want. You can add to it. When using Office programs with Windows, there are two ways to copy the contents of what you see on your screen (commonly referred to as a 'screen shot' or "screen capture").

PRO : you can easily click the ” Prt Scrn ” button and it will automatically copy it and save it into a clipboard after that open paint program and paste it .

The full print screen feature is available through the keyboard. This feature takes a full image of your screen and saves it to the clipboard. You are unable to see the image until you manually copy it in a digital image-editing software program.
To get Windows to take a snapshot of the screen on your computer, press the “Prt Scrn” key located in the top or bottom right area of the keyboard. The location differs depending on the keyboard the computer has.( ehow .com )
Users sometimes prefer the print screen key over the snipping tool because they can print the entire computer screen or program application , it is already in the computer keyboard no downloding no nothing .
CON’s :
when it is printed you have to open a new picture you have to open it on another program such as paintprogram .
your not able to add anything to it like on snipping tool

SNIPPING TOOL :

PRO’s :

This tool is integrated in Windows 7 and Vista. But unless you know of its existence, it is a difficult tool to find. To access the tool, you can type “snipping tool” in the search box under the “Start” menu or access it under “Accessories” in Windows Programs. Once opened, it allows you to click and drag a selection box over a small area of the screen, then by clicking the scissors icon, you snip the image. Click the “Save” icon to save it as a JPG to any folder you want.( ehow.com )
you can add sidenotes to the screen shot , draw things on it , highlight .
you can send these pictures to someones email right from the snipping box .
tool works much faster than the print screen option because you do not have to edit the clipped image,
CON’s :
finding the whole screen print option is more complicated and can cause computer freezing. Most users prefer to use this tool to clip small areas of the screen, and the Print Screen key to capture the entire screen.
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Words come to life with images and we all do add plenty of images in our presentations. Don’t we? At times we even have to pick these images from the web.

So assume that you have to incorporate a company logo from a website into your presentation. To do this most of us would first save the image on our desktop and then import it into our presentation. Which is not bad but a bit time consuming!

Today I have for you a smart way to copy images and place it into your slides

Introducing the snipping tool!

Why Doesn't Snipping Tool Copy And Paste

You are on the home page. www.goodly.co.in and you want to extract Goodly’s logo. All you have to do is to open the snipping tool (it is a standard windows feature and I think it is available all windows starting windows 7)

How to access the Snipping Tool

Go to the start button in your Windows
Start typing Snipping Tool. Windows will auto search it

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Once you open the Snipping tool

Click on New
You’ll get a cross cursor to crop any image from the background screen
Make an area around the image that you want to crop (in this case Goodly Logo)
Now the selected area will appear in your snipping tool. You can then click on Copy
And Paste it where ever you want

It is incredibly powerful and helps you save a ton of time in getting cropped images from the internet or wherever

An Additional Tip

My Snipping Tool Will Not Copy And Paste

Snipping Tool Doesn't Copy And Paste

Now that you have got to know about the Snipping Tool, I am sure you want to use it very often. You can pin it to your task-bar to keep it handy

How To Cut And Paste With Snipping Tool

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