Snipping Tool Captures Regions in Windows So, for example, if your program has a pop-up menu that appears in a child window, it will only capture the child window, not the parent behind it. It's important to note that this only screenshots an active window, not an entire app if the app has more than one window. If you hit Alt + PrtScr, Windows 10 or 11 will capture just the active window and copy it to your clipboard. More often than not, you don't want to screenshot your entire desktop, just the relevant program you're using. I seriously need the information.(Image credit: Tom's Hardware) Alt + Print Screen Captures Active Window to Clipboard
I better have the comment saved since so many of mine are being deleted. Why the “dummying down” of gHacks? Truly bewildered! Notice the difference in style and depth–Īnother Martin article covering some great screenshot software I just fell in love with ScreenShot Captor Portable–for blogging or tutorials it even beat Problem Steps Recorder:Ī couple of programs recommended by veteran users of screenshot programs:Īren’t the above articles those that we, the readers, applauded and needed for our own growth?Īddictive Tips was the only other site I found with superb recommendations: Most of the site’s articles were produced by Martin, but Ashwin contributed to the batch of ideas. I perused gHacks for screenshot tools and found some excellent, wonderful ideas. Repost–if nothing else, readers, with hope, will start searching gHacks excellent archive vault. Why delete a comment that is well within gHacks guidelines? That’s why I recommended you consider adjusting the links to something more accessible. It is certainly creating some “web accessibility barriers” (for people that have disabilities, me included). The bigger problem is unfortunately it’s leading to actual comprehension problems for your “human readers”. It’s not just a case of this article looking like a ‘marketing robot’ has malfunctioned and automatically created some of the links based upon keywords.
If more than one link on a page shares the same link text, all those links should point to the same resource. Link text should be meaningful enough to make sense when read out of context. Is you are actually creating unnecessary “Web Accessibility barriers” for your readers by repeatedly following those bad linking practices.Īccording to Germany’s Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), by the end of 2017, 9.4% of Germany’s total population suffers from some type of disability. What I was meaning to say earlier on (before I got slightly disorientated due to the poorly implemented link text).
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