The Snipping Tool is great for taking. I upgraded from windows vista to 7 and lost my snipping tool. Search the internet on how to get it back and there is nowhere to download it. Windows snipping tool is very useful in getting screen captures. The download was scanned for viruses by our system. We also recommend you to check the files before installation. The version of SnippingTool you are about to download is 1.
The download is provided as is, with no modifications or changes made on our side. The software is distributed free of charge. In a default installation of Windows 7, it's very difficult to delete, move, or rename snippingtool. Control the metadata information that is Send snipped content to other software or active windows. Share your snipped content by After all sharing is how we all make our world… A Better Windows World. Here are the latest Insider stories.
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Using the Windows Vista Snipping Tool is so easy. All you have to do is open the program, and then press on new. Then you can take a shot or picture of something on your desktop. There are four different ways to use the snipping tool. To change which snipping tool you want to use, simply press the drop down arrow next to the new button as shown above. Free-form snip: This lets you draw free hand around something on your desktop and save it as a picture.
Rectangular snip: This snipping feature lets you drag a rectangle around the item you want to capture. Window snip: If you have a Window open on your computer like the one below you can choose this option to only take a screenshot of the window only. In the old days we had to push ALT and then print screen on the keyboard to do this.
Below is a screenshot taken after I had opened the snipping tool, used the rectangle snipping tool, then used the pen and highlighter to write on the screenshot.
All I have to do is press on the Save icon and I can choose where to save the picture I see here. Below is a screenshot I have taken of my desktop using the free-form snipping tool. This screenshot has already been saved as a. PNG file and ready for the internet.
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