虽然很多人已经开始使用Windows Snipping工具而不是第三方产品来抓取屏幕图像,但没有多少人意识到它也可以用来捕捉那些难以捉摸的弹出菜单,这些弹出菜单在试图描述如何在文档或网页。
首先启动截图工具(Snipping Tool)应用程序;它在您的附件文件夹中。您也可以单击开始(Start)并输入截图。
如需更深入地了解截图工具和其他屏幕截图方法,请查看我们的帖子 –截图终极指南(For a more in-depth look at the Snipping Tool and other screen capture methods, check out our post – Ultimate Guide to Taking Screenshots)
使用截图工具
当Snipping Tool应用程序启动并单击New时,您的屏幕将变得多云,并出现如下所示的Snipping Tool弹出应用程序屏幕。(Snipping Tool)
通常此时,您会绘制一个矩形或手绘草图(取决于您选择的模式(Mode))以开始捕捉您所追求的任何内容,结果将出现在“截图工具(Snipping Tool)”窗口中。
相反,请按键盘上的ESC按钮。(ESC)您的屏幕应该立即清理干净,看起来什么都没有发生,除了Snipping Tool弹出应用程序应该仍然可见。别担心,这是正常的。
接下来转到具有您所追求的弹出菜单的应用程序。在这种情况下,我们将捕获当您单击Word 中的当前字体(Current Font)显示时下拉的字体弹出菜单。单击当前字体(Current Font)以使字体窗口下拉。
接下来,按键盘上的Ctrl – PrintScr组合(按住Ctrl键的同时伸手并按下Print Scrn键;然后同时松开两个键(keys))。屏幕应该立即再次变浑浊。
这一次,虽然弹出菜单仍应在屏幕上可见。要捕获下拉菜单,请单击要捕获图像的角落,然后在移动到新位置时按住鼠标按钮,在要捕获的屏幕部分周围绘制一个矩形,然后松手。
完成后,您捕获的屏幕部分将在“截图工具(Snipping Tool)”应用程序窗口中弹出,您可以在其中保存它,然后随心所欲地使用它。它应该看起来像这样:
您还可以使用此方法捕获Windows(Windows)中的任何右键单击上下文菜单。上面的方法效果很好,但您也可以使用涉及添加延迟的不同方法。只需(Simply)单击“延迟(Delay)”按钮,然后在捕获开始前给自己几秒钟。
在那几秒钟内,您可以打开弹出菜单或右键单击菜单,然后等待屏幕捕获开始。享受!
注意:您还可以通过单击“截图工具”屏幕上“模式”按钮旁边的向下箭头来截取图像时,通过自由格式、窗口或全屏截图绘制或捕获图像。(Note: You can also draw or capture your image via Free Form, Window or Full Screen shot when snipping your image by clicking the down arrow next to the Mode button on the Snipping Tool screen.)
Use the Windows Snipping Tool to Capture Popup Menus
While many people have begun to use the Windows Snipping tool instead of a third party product to grab screеn images, not many realize thаt it can аlso be used to сapture those elusive popup menus that are so critical when trying to describe how to do ѕomething in а document or web page.
First start the Snipping Tool application; it’s in your accessories folder. You can also just click on Start and type in snipping.
For a more in-depth look at the Snipping Tool and other screen capture methods, check out our post – Ultimate Guide to Taking Screenshots
Using the Snipping Tool
When the Snipping Tool application starts and you click New, your screen will become cloudy and the Snipping Tool popup application screen shown below will appear.
Normally at this point, you’d draw a rectangle or a freehand sketch (depending on the Mode you choose) to start capturing whatever you’re after and the results would appear in the Snipping Tool window.
Instead, press the ESC button on your keyboard. Your screen should immediately clear up, looking like nothing is happening, except that the Snipping Tool popup application should still be visible. Don’t worry, this is normal.
Next go to your application that has the popup menu that you’re after. In this case, we’ll capture the font popup menu that drops down when you click on the Current Font display in Word. Click on the Current Font to make the font window drop down.
Next, press the Ctrl – PrintScr combination on your keyboard (press and hold down the Ctrl key while reaching for and pressing the Print Scrn key; then let go of both keys simultaneously). The screen should immediately go cloudy again.
This time though the popup menu should still be visible on the screen. To capture the drop-down menu, click at the corner of where you want to capture your image, then hold down the mouse button while you move to a new position, drawing a rectangle around the part of the screen you wish to capture, then let go.
As soon as you do, the part of the screen you’ve captured will pop up in the Snipping Tool application window where you can save it and then do with it whatever you wish. It should look something like this:
You can also use this method to capture any right-click context menus in Windows. The method above works well, but you can also use a different method that involves adding a delay. Simply click on the Delay button and give yourself a few seconds before the capture begins.
In those few seconds, you can go open the popup menu or right-click menu and then just wait till the screen capture starts. Enjoy!
Note: You can also draw or capture your image via Free Form, Window or Full Screen shot when snipping your image by clicking the down arrow next to the Mode button on the Snipping Tool screen.