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Windows Vista Snipping Tool

  • Windows Vista includes a neat utility called the Snipping Tool. This utility can take screen shots of different portions of the screen and allows the user to select the screen area to capture. This is a major improvement over the traditional PrtScn and ALT-PrtScn methods of taking screen shots in Windows XP. Windows Vista users can find this utility in the ‘Accessories’ program menu in the Start menu, or alternatively by using the search feature to search for ‘Snipping Tool’ (without the quotes).

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