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That one simple check box changes everything about PrtSc: You no longer have to open an image app or paste from the clipboard. Choose Settings and then the Backup tab of the dialog box and check Automatically Save Screenshots I capture to OneDrive.

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Here's how to set it up:Ĭlick or right-click on OneDrive’s cloud icon on the right side of the taskbar. I’m including this method separately from the standard PrtSc option because the result is so different and saves you the extra steps of opening an app and pasting from the clipboard. You can also use PrtSc in combination with OneDrive to automatically create an image file of your screenshot in OneDrive.

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    How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.Now that you have got to know about the Snipping Tool, I am sure you want to use it very often. It is incredibly powerful and helps you save a ton of time in getting cropped images from the internet or wherever Now the selected area will appear in your snipping tool.Make an area around the image that you want to crop (in this case Goodly Logo).You’ll get a cross cursor to crop any image from the background screen.Start typing Snipping Tool. Windows will auto search it.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) Today I have for you a smart way to copy images and place it into your slides Which is not bad but a bit time consuming! To do this most of us would first save the image on our desktop and then import it into our presentation. So assume that you have to incorporate a company logo from a website into your presentation. Don’t we? At times we even have to pick these images from the web. Words come to life with images and we all do add plenty of images in our presentations.













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