

You also have multiple options in how you take a screenshot, which allows you to get the exact part of a screen you need into your image. How this differs from other screenshots tools you may have, like a screenshot button on a keyboard or a snipping tool in Chrome, is that it can be used from within Outlook in addition to anywhere you may be on your computer. Within Windows 10 there is a pretty handy business solution for screenshots called the Snipping Tool (aka: Snip & Sketch Tool).


They may need to point out a problem on a website or within a cloud platform, or they may need a quick way to get input on a graphic without sending a huge file. One of the common tasks that people do throughout the week is to take and send screenshots.
