It’s easy to install and straightforward to configure. You will soon be running tests to see how much network bandwidth your applications consume. This freeware monitor is great for checking whether your network’s load-balancing is performing as expected, for example, are two interfaces are getting about equal traffic? Guy Recommends: SolarWinds Free Network Bandwidth Monitor At first, I overlooked these snipping tools, both of which are found on the small toolbar, see screenshot. Update: Once you have made the ‘cut’, you can highlight areas with a thin pen or a thick marker. If all else fails call for the Windows 7 Snipping tool’s help!.In truth, it took me about 7 goes before I got the sequence right. Now select the area of your screen that you want to capture.Press Ctrl + Print Screen (Crucial Point).Open the snipping tool, but press the Esc key to get out of snipping mode.Mission to capture open menus and popups. This simultaneously alerts you to copy an area, and allows you enough transparency to see what you are doing. The desktop will be a translucent / grey. Just look for the big cross and drag with the mouse. However, the very, first time you can wonder what to do. Start Orb, All Programs, Accessories, Snipping Tool Preparing for the ‘Snip’ Double click to launch.Īlternatively, you could take the traditional route: The Snipping Tool appears in the Programs list. If you are moderately experienced then you can anticipate how to find and launch Windows 7’s Snipping Tool.Ĭlick on the Start Orb, In the Search dialog box type: Snip.
This is more versatile that Print Screen. Now we have the aptly named ‘Snip which allows us to take screen shots and save the resulting image to a png, jpeg, gif or even an html file format. Before Windows 7, the only built-in Windows graphics program was Paint.
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