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Charles, You do not need to be holding down on WinKey + Shift + S the whole time you are clipping. Just press them together and let go. Try this to get the capture of the clipping. 1. Press WinKey + V to make sure that Windows Clipboard memory is on. Click turn on if it is no 2. Press WinKey + Shift + S to bring up the clipping window, then release the keys. 3. Click and draw your clipping area. *DO NOT RELEASE THE MOUSE BUTTON* 4. Click the Print Screen button with the mouse still clicked. 5. You can now release the mouse button. 6. Go to your document. 7. Press WinKey + V to open our Clipboard. 8. Click on an image in the Clipboard to add it to your document. Hope that helps you. Dustin Harris Northwest State Community College Library Assistant - Circulation and Information Services 419-267-1283 On Tue, Apr 18, 2023 at 11:01 PM CODE4LIB automatic digest system < [log in to unmask]> wrote: > > > Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2023 16:44:16 -0400 > From: charles meyer <[log in to unmask]> > Subject: Re: Capturing Graphics for a Handout > > My esteemed listmates, > > This seems to change from one Dell laptop to another to a Dell desktop as I > progress through the day from station to station.' > > The goal is to capture (and show people in a still graphic) that rectangle > drawing you make to capture a screen portion by using The Windows Logo key > + Shift + S. > > When I press the PrintScreen button on the laptop it just captures the file > carue like when you release the mouse cursor. > > I need the jpg or screen as you draw the rectangle over the object you're > capturing, not just the final capture. > > Some older laptops require you to holden down the FN key AND the Print > screen at the same time to print screen. > > If I'm holding down the Windows logo key and the Shift Key and the S ke > and the Printscreen button it would require a contortionist to the also > hold down the the Fn key.. > > Just pressing the Print Screen button will not capture the screen as you > see that rectangle tool going over the object. > > Thank you. > > Charles. > > Charlotte County Public library > > ------------------------------ > > End of CODE4LIB Digest - 17 Apr 2023 to 18 Apr 2023 (#2023-90) > ************************************************************** >