Now you can start capturing depending on what option you chose. Windows 8 will quickly switch back to the desktop where you have the snipping tool open and then switch back to the Store app with the screen overlay. While in the Store app, go ahead and press CTRL + PrtScr. In Windows 8, you can take screenshots of Store apps by first opening the Snipping Tool and then going back and opening your Store app. You can choose from four different options to capture your screenshot: free-form, rectangular, window, and full-screen.
To open the Snipping Tool in Windows 10, just go to the Start Screen and start typing snipping.
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The snipping tool in Windows 10 is pretty much the same as with previous versions of Windows. You can then paste the screenshot into any app. You can then click and drag and select the area that you want to save to the clipboard. The screen will white out and the cursor will turn into a cross-hair. In the newer versions of Windows 10, you can capture a screenshot of part of your screen quickly by pressing the Windows Key + SHIFT + S. Again, on a laptop, you may have to press Windows + Ctrl + PrtScr or Windows + Fn + PrtScr. If you press just PrtScr by itself, it will copy the entire screen to your clipboard, but won’t save the image to a file.
This is a nifty little shortcut that captures the entire screen and automatically saves it to your Pictures folder under Screenshots. In Windows 8/10, there is also a new keyboard shortcut added which is Windows key + PrtScr.
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