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The other option for those who use Windows + Microsoft Office is to use OneNote (I guess shortcut key was Ctrl + Shift + S).
Benefit there is that it keeps your screen captures in a notebook, which you can use it later if needed. I used it heavily for technical documentation as you don't have to worry about saving your captures in jpeg/png.
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[x] Free
[ ] Paid
[ ] Open source
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[ ] MacOS
[x] Windows
[ ] Linux
Comments: It came as a part of Win 10, I never installed it separately. Just press Ctrl + Win + S
Thanks Paresh, I think this one is a common underestimated tool that serves its purpose just fine.
The other option for those who use Windows + Microsoft Office is to use OneNote (I guess shortcut key was Ctrl + Shift + S).
Benefit there is that it keeps your screen captures in a notebook, which you can use it later if needed. I used it heavily for technical documentation as you don't have to worry about saving your captures in jpeg/png.