The Paint method is good and allows you to make annotations, etc. But I prefer Jing because it is so simple. The very small downside is that Jing will be another startup program and it uses 50 to 60MB of RAM. But that is peanuts.
Windows 10: Snipping tool better in 9901
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New 17 Dec 2014 #11
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New 17 Dec 2014 #12
Most of the problem with jing is it's not a freebie
Screen capture keys are free :)
I did notice though using the snipping tool in prior builds produced a popup message "you have apps that do this" :/
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New 17 Dec 2014 #13
The Jing snipping tool is free. Download Jing, Free Software for Screenshots and Screencasts
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New 17 Dec 2014 #14
Ha okay I was referring to this one that is only a 30 trial
TechSmith | Jing, Free Screenshot and Screencast Software
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New 17 Dec 2014 #15
Has this build fixed the old border bug where it didn't take into consideration the new borderless windows?
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New 18 Dec 2014 #17
yes it does - it cuts cleanly with no background showing now.swarfega said:
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