With that the user can choose how to capture like the trusty SnippingTool. When that short cut key is pressed, a small bar called Snipping Bar pops up on the top roll of the screen. Method 2) is the most reliable method as it works with Microsoft and LibreOffice Writer.

With these versions of LibreOffice running in brand new laptops, old laptops and desktop, I cannot reproduce the claimed effect stated in LibreOffice site. Only LibreOffice Writer (ver 6.1.63, 6.3.5, and 6.4.1.2 all running Windows 10 1903) is failing the test. I have experimented with AbiWord, KeepNote, and CherryTree, programs that can embed images into their document and they are all working fine. If one uses Method 1) the captured image is inaccessible to LibreOffice Writer. You can recognise it by its appearance once launched.Ģ) Or you can press the Windows short cut key: Windows Logo Key + Shift + S, this launches the Snipping bar The Ctrl-V in LibreOffice does not work.ġ) You can invoke it by launching (use the search) 'Snip & Sketch' which is a Windows App. The Snip&Sketch can capture the screen (rectangle, free form, etc) like the SnippingTool, however the images it produces for some inexplicable reason cannot be pasted into a document with LibreOffice Writer. ScreenSketch' intended to replace the trusty Snipping Tool (SnippingTool.exe). In Windows 10, Microsoft since Windows 10 (1809) has introduced a new tool called 'Snip & Sketch' Windows App (package name ' Microsoft.

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