How to Screenshot on a Surface Pro 8
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If you have a Surface Pen stylus, you can quickly press its top button twice to open the Snipping Tool app. Select All apps.
Select Snipping Tool.
Select New.
Drag the cursor over the area you want to take a screenshot of.
Select a tool from the Snipping Tool toolbar under your screenshot to edit the image.
When you’re ready, select the ellipsis icon.
Select Save to save your screenshot or Share to send the file to someone directly from the Snipping Tool app.
To customize the content selected in your Surface Pro 8 screenshot, select the Rectangle mode menu within Snipping Tool. Select Window mode to take a screenshot of a single app, Full-screen mode to screenshot everything on your Surface Pro 8’s screen, or Free-form mode to draw an area to screenshot with your mouse or stylus.
Select the Timer menu to create a countdown before your screenshot is taken.
How to Screenshot on a Surface Pro 8
Microsoft's Surface Pro 8 has many ways to capture screenshots
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Press PrtScn to take a screenshot and save it to the Surface Pro 8 clipboard.Press PrtScn + Windows to take a screenshot on your Surface Pro 8 saves it as an image to This PC > Pictures > Screenshots.Press Windows + Shift + S to open the Snipping Tool app for more precise screenshots and image editing. There are many ways to take a screenshot on a Surface Pro 8 by using Windows’ built-in Snipping Tool app, third-party software, or a keyboard shortcut. This guide will break down each screenshot method and explain how to use each one to capture screen content, save it as an image, and use it in another application.How Do I Take a Screenshot on My Surface Pro 8
There are several effective ways for taking screenshots on a Microsoft Surface Pro 8.Screenshot Method 1 Using the Snipping Tool
The Snipping Tool app is a free tool pre-installed with the Windows operating system. You can use it to take screenshots of the entire display, select parts of the screen, or an open window. Snip & Sketch is another free tool with more features than the Snipping Tool. Select Start.If you have a Surface Pen stylus, you can quickly press its top button twice to open the Snipping Tool app. Select All apps.
Select Snipping Tool.
Select New.
Drag the cursor over the area you want to take a screenshot of.
Select a tool from the Snipping Tool toolbar under your screenshot to edit the image.
When you’re ready, select the ellipsis icon.
Select Save to save your screenshot or Share to send the file to someone directly from the Snipping Tool app.
To customize the content selected in your Surface Pro 8 screenshot, select the Rectangle mode menu within Snipping Tool. Select Window mode to take a screenshot of a single app, Full-screen mode to screenshot everything on your Surface Pro 8’s screen, or Free-form mode to draw an area to screenshot with your mouse or stylus.
Select the Timer menu to create a countdown before your screenshot is taken.