re: #364 NetworkKed

Yeah, I’m still using the “snipping tool” which is the older version still in Windows 10… unless a recent patch removed it. Haven’t looked at “snip and sketch” yet.

The other trick in Windows is simply the print screen key on you keyboard - it sends the entire display output to the clipboard. …this is less helpful because it’s the ENTIRE display output, even if you have multiple monitors, and you’ll inevitably need to edit it down.

If you only want to capture the current window that you are in, press ALT-Prnt Scrn and ctrl-v that into Paint (or whatnot).