A suitable name for the tool that captures the entire screen in an instant. The final tool in the lot: full-screen snip. Just select the window or dialog box to capture. Select Mode (to change the kind of snip).Press Ctrl + PrtScn to re-launch software.You will notice that the Snipping Tool has closed. If you want to take a snip of a menu, you'll have to follow a few extra steps: Drag the cursor or + symbol around an object to form a rectangular frame around it. What you draw is what you get with this snip. Be careful though! The software will not clean up the edges. Draw a free-form shape around an object on the screen. Now, Snipping Tool++ breaks you free from those chains and choose from 4 different 'snips' to get the job done. Snip, snip! To capture the entire screen and crop the unwanted elements, you needed to use MS Paint. It won’t take long as the icons are easy to understand. Simple, reliable, and incredibly fast, right? Well, it could take some getting use to as the program is only available in German. Regardless of what version of Windows you’re using, you can take advantage of the Snipping Tool++ in just a few easy steps: Luckily, it doesn’t have to be that way anymore. It is a tedious 8-move process to get 1 shot. Click Ctrl + V to paste the screen cap on paint.Loyal Windows users may be familiar with the old way of capturing screenshots on their desktop. Snipping Tool++ takes the hassle out of capturing and cutting your screens
