[TECH]:: WINDOWS 11 SCREENSHOTTING
RussellMc <[email protected]>
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If you know all this then Nothing to see here, This is not the Windows feature demystification that you want, Move Along! *** WINDOWS 11 SCREENSHOT *** Major changes to prior ( <= WIN10) operation. Much is good BUT it also may try to do unrequested things, such as copying all screenshots to OneDrive. See at end. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCO80F8_uOs <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCO80F8_uOs&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0S86u2O4LLSZQvlejTxTi6IsCN7_zptw6J7VXrhYQ1eg_gvYqA3lUERY0_aem_MdYrjiuCTXgi0lEDnHuNIw> For most "as was" operation WINKEY-PrintScreen replaces Alt-PrintScreen. PrintScreen alone opens the Snipping Tool. See video.| If it copies to onedrive and you do not want it to you can open the snipping tool, click on the 3 dots menu and open snipping tool settings and change this. WHEN it is saving to Onedrive it also changes the local folder to somewhere Onedrive related. "Don't be evil" is not known to Microsoft. :-) (Steve Jobs (literally) laughed at the concept :-) ). Russell