What was the last build that has snippingtool.exe

Thanks but unfortunately it suffers from the same problem as Snipaste - when booting from the Windows installation USB, its screen captures omit the command prompt.

In this example, the command prompt was covering the left-hand half of the display when the capture was made.

Like Snipaste, Imagine sees straight through it.


All the best,
Denis

Like Snipaste, the unwanted behaviour only happens when booted from the installation disk.


Denis

win10 boot.wim

select capture whole desktop, click start. press ctrl+f11

cmd prompt is open but is not captured.



select capture active window, click start.



Click in cmd window to make sure it is in focus, press ctrl+f11 and there it is

Thanks for telling me about Imagine.
Thanks for suggesting that I use the active window mode for the command prompt window.
It works a treat.

I'll forget about Snipaste and use Imagine instead.
- Snipaste was rather awkward to use anyway.
- Imagine is very straightforward.

That completes the set of utilities that I wanted to add to my installation disk.
- Screenshots
- Explorer
- PDF

I is appy.


All the best,
Denis

Thanks. I'll add it to the set and try it out.

Add later:

Thanks for that. I just tried it on my most awkward computer and it was easier to work within two panes of a single utility than to run two instances of Explorer++.

I happened to put JustManager on a Windows11 installation USB because it was close to hand.
When I was working within its command prompt to run JustManager & Explorer++, I had to arrange the windows manually.
This is not a great burden but I used to be able to arrange them using WinKey & the arrow keys just as if I was working within Windows itself.
I'll have a play around sometime to find out if that is just a new general state of affairs, a Windows 11 InstallUSB characteristic or a peculiarity of that computer.


All the best,
Denis