So Microsoft has announced the latest version of their operating system, Windows 11, and is now available for those of us in the Windows Insider Program. As with any new version of Windows, we shall take a look at any changes to the Snipping Tool introduced by the new OS. First of all how to […]
Update: As pointed out by our readers, Microsoft have moved the Snipping Tool in its final release version of Windows 10. It now lives in a location where we are probably more used to accessing it from. So, to start the Snipping Tool, click on the Start icon and then the All Apps option. This […]
Frequent users of the Windows Snipping Tool may prefer to start the app via a keyboard shortcut. They will be pleased to know that the keyboard combination of ‘Windows + Shift + s’ can be used to open up the Snipping Tool in snipping mode in Windows 11. Snip and Sketch users will note this […]
The Snipping Tool in Windows 11 looks a lot different than its Windows 10 predecessor. Along with an icon change, the Snipping Tool now has a look and feel similar to the App, Snip and Sketch. Whilst this could be a big change for existing Snipping Tool users, the move to merge these two pieces […]
A common question on many Windows forums is where does the Snipping Tool save my snips? So we thought we’d take a quick look at the Snipping Tool as well as Snip and Sketch and where they save the user’s snips. Snipping Tool Starting with the Windows Accessory, Snipping Tool, this software allows the user […]
The new Snipping Tool As mentioned in a previous post, whilst the original Windows Snipping Tool is still hanging around in the latest releases of Windows 10, you are now being prompted to use Snip & Sketch instead with its ‘improved features’. So today we thought we’d take a look at what those improved features […]