Have you ever wanted to "take a snapshot" of exactly what you see on your computer screen? The snipping tool allows you to do just that. On computers with Windows 7, it can be found in your "Accessories" folder. For Mac users, hit "command-shift-4" and you should be able to snip away! For PC users with older versions of Windows, I'm not sure if there is a snipping tool in the "Accessories" folder or not. If anyone knows where it can be found or what to punch in to bring one up, please leave a comment and let me know. Happy snipping!
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Anonymous says:
For Windows Vista the Snipping Tool can also be found in the Accessories folder.