And the Windows 10 version is even better with a delayed timer.
But Microsoft Office products, Power Point, Excel, Word and Outlook, also have a built-in tool to insert screenshots.
Here's how to do it.
- Click the "Insert" menu on the Office Ribbon. Then select "Screenshot".
- To add the entire window, click the thumbnail view of the available windows.
- To add part of a window, click "Screen Clipping". Press and hold the left mouse button to select the screen area to capture.
That's it. It's easy to add an entire screen or just a part into your presentation, document, spreadsheet or email.
Enjoy!
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