Get a better "screen capture" under Windows 10 in 4 steps

It's very easy to take a screenshot, but it's only a "push" button on Macs, but on a Windows computer, it's a bit more complicated.

According to the Techradar website, you can capture screenshots of the entire screen under Windows 10; you just have to press the PrtScn key, even if you have to paste this image into a full Microsoft Paint format, which can then be saved as a file. Photo

To capture an active frame or a smaller part of the existing screen, press the Alt and Print keys simultaneously when changing the screen. There is no easy way to capture a screenshot for the selected area only with the help of the cutter.

To access a cutting tool, follow these steps:

– Go to the Cortana search box / next to the Start button

– Type "snipping" and the program will appear.

– On the Tools menu, click the arrow next to "Speak" to select what you want to select by drawing a line around any area of ​​the screen to capture it.

– Then use the File menu to save the image.

If you upgrade to the Windows 10 October 2018 update, you will find that the trim tool does not exist anymore and that it is replaced by what we have call Snip & Sketch.