How to Make Anything demonstrates how to use Window Vista's snipping tool to make a screen capture. With previous operating systems, you'd have to install a third party application to make a screen capture. To find the snipping tool in Windows Vista, go to the start menu and type "snipping tool" into your search box. The snipping tool box will appear. Click on the options tab. In the next screen, tick display icon in the quick launch toolbar to enable the snipping tool in the toolbar. Click okay. The snipping tool will now be available to use. The new option in the snipping tool window allows you to select your desired tool from free-form, rectangular, window and full-screen snip options. Click on your desired tool and position the box to create a screen capture. Click the disk icon to save your screen capture.
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By Sean Conaty
Apr 2, 2010 07:50 PM
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