Shortcuts
Shortcuts
Using Shift+Print Screen on Windows plus Shift+S works well. It lets you choose exactly which screen area appears in your clipboard, similar to a snip tool. I saved this method as a default with AutoHotkey after finding it very useful. If not, Ctrl+Shift+T is an alternative, though it’s more of a browser shortcut than a standard Windows key combination. Edited August 22, 2018 by Minibois Whoops, the mentioned shortcut was incorrect.
I didn’t realize the print screen feature copies the image to the clipboard. I thought the Windows button and the print screen save a screenshot, but shifting print screen didn’t help. However, I found that using the Windows button along with shift performs the same action.
Shoot, sorry. I meant that indeed.. It has been quite a while since I set up that shortcut, I didn't even remember it off the top of my head. How I did this in the past was just pressing Print screen, pasting it in paint, selecting what I want to have copied and just pasting that where ever or uploading it.. etc.
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