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Windows 10 users will know screen captures can be easily done and saved to a OneDrive account, but as usual the MS default doesn't capture the cursor, so is less than ideal for illustrating problems on the forum. I used HyperSnap (payware) for years and really missed it since moving to Win10.
There's a free app on the Windows Store, called ShareX, which has just got my seal of approval: it captures full screen, active window, selected region etc with cursor if desired and is really capable. It's meant to upload captures automatically to your choice of online site, but you don't need to have it do that. Captures can be edited immediately or left until later. Recommended!
There's a free app on the Windows Store, called ShareX, which has just got my seal of approval: it captures full screen, active window, selected region etc with cursor if desired and is really capable. It's meant to upload captures automatically to your choice of online site, but you don't need to have it do that. Captures can be edited immediately or left until later. Recommended!