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Taking a screenshot with the Snipping Tool

Sometimes you want to share a screenshot with IT, or show a colleague something you find on the web that can't be copied and pasted.  Enter the snipping tool!  The snipping tool is on our Windows computer and allows you to take screenshots of whole windows, your whole screen, or part of your screen.  You can even add in annotations, highlight parts of the screen, and set it up to take a screenshot with a delay.


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