Using the Screenshot Tool in Word, PowerPoint and Excel

[lawrencehenson]

WOW, I never realised how powerful MS Office was, I'm amazed, thank you for your videos.

[christiechen]

your lecture is so clear and concise, and that is what a good teacher should be . Thanks again.

[nurymabildayev]

If I forget to click Like button I go back and click to make sure that I liked every video that you have made

[KenyanOtaku]

I am always learning something new with your channel, thank you 🙏

[Teacherthinkwithme]

Once I saw this tool in word and PowerPoint wow did my lessons get that much better 👍🏻

[themfoxes]

I will definitely by sharing this info with my students. Thanks!

[McLozley]

I previously was used to Macs and a screen shot is very quick and simple. This helpful hint for Microsoft will be a great way to NOT use 'print screen' on the keyboard. Thank you.

[xinyueyu]

thank you. I didn’t know this function before

[margueritewalker]

You have to use the Alt+ Print Screen command, then paste it into Paint, save as a jpeg, and choose insert picture command in your Publisher document. No direct method yet.

[hebaemad]

thanks for this too! thats awesome!! love everything u uppload and learned alot form u>

[badshaansarizv]

Thanks sir nice explain about the screen shot

[kunaljoshi]

This Screen shot tool is Awesome... Thanks.

[jamalmixon]

screen clipping is win+shift+s in today's version of windows

[lukasvanik]

Or just use "Prt scr" button on keyboard and then ctrl+v to paste it into office :)

[MariaStClair-lxqx]

When I go to screenshot my browser, it only shows a black screen for google. Do you know why?

[rtgill]

Publisher 2016 has an "Insert screenshot" option.