How to use Snip and Sketch 

Unfortunately snip&sketchbdoes not have a way to rotate image. But- if you open the image using Paint (which has been around for decades) that program CAN do rotations to fix that issue. This isn’t a perfect solution but it’s the best I can do.

Skip to time index 1:32 of this video and I demonstrate saving as a file. Look for the icon that looks like a diskette in the upper right part of the window. Good luck, and thank you for your question!

right click on snip and skitch and there will be option to pin it.

Good question. YES, if you have a program or app that edits PDF documents. Microsoft Word is one many people already have. Otherwise, no, there are no built in tools of Snip&Sketch to do that.

The selection size is set when you release your mouse button. If you don't like the size and want to adjust, just hit the escape key and re do it.

the mouse scroll wheel

Hi Satwik, snip & sketch do not have a built in mechanism for making gifs. There are several 3rd party programs for doing that.

It's probably something in your settings or a temporary glitch. Restart your PC and try again. It works fine with all of my applications. This does not seem to be an issue any other users are reporting.

It is so people (students) can show other people (teachers) what they are seeing- they can ask questions with a supporting image of a complex question and say “help me with __”. It’s better than taking a photo 🤳🏼 with your phone and sending that.

Andrew Borne ok thank you. I just got a new laptop and was trying to figure out what different things do and how they work.

You can use to take image pics from you system or online and paste on power points for presentation and lots more

I cannot show everything. You’re going to have to play with it and discover how to do it for yourself. You got this, I believe in you!

@@aborne your video is only 4 minutes long. It's not like you pushed the edge of RU-vid's time limits. You missed explaining how the ruler can be rotated. You did not miss it because of time, and if you want the viewers to figure it all out themselves then you wouldn't have made the video. If you don't acknowledge genuine opportunities for improvement, you're never going to become a better videographer. My feedback is intended to help you do better. If you're just going to deny the opportunity to create better tutorials, why post them in the first place?

@@askewedchimp Stop being so extra he was trying to somewhat help and if u have such a problem with it then find another video. Stop telling someone that they can't be something just because they don't give you what you want.

@@leighak5688 I didn't call him a failure. I told him he failed to show something. Please don't accuse me of calling people names when you have failed to read what I wrote correctly.

why click on it then?

@@AuxyWasTaken A better question would be: why do you feel it was a waste of time?