Browse with less distractions and load websites faster. Chat with friends right in your browser without switching apps. A customizable and convenient newsfeed on your start page. Easily capture, edit and share your snapshots from webpages. Instantly send files, links and notes between your devices. Pop out online videos so they float on top of webpages as you browse.
Easily manage, customize and keep your favorite places online. Browse comfortably with enhanced privacy and security, for free. Synchronize the Opera browsers on any of your devices. Attach files in one click without digging through folders. Automatically convert time-zones, currencies and units of measurement. When you open Opera, you will automatically be prompted to import whatever data you want from your old browser. We believe the web is meant to be explored and shared. Snapshot can be used as a simple webpage screenshot tool, which is really useful when you want to copy and paste any section of a webpage, like an image or text.
Click and drag the snipping tool to frame what you want to copy. Select Copy and close. Beyond a simple screenshot and snipping tool, Snapshot is a neat little image editor. Click and drag the snipping tool to frame the screenshot you want to copy. This time, select Capture, which will open up the screenshot editor.
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The highlighted area turns purple once it's added to the discussion, as shown in the screenshot below. The snapshot shows up in the Jive preview pane. After you take the snapshots, post the discussion, as described in Creating discussion about web pages. Using Snapshot tool You can use the Snapshot tool to bring a screen capture of the web site you're looking at into a Jive discussion.
In Firefox, the up arrow, down arrow, and Enter key do not work to select areas. It can be found near the top, to the right of all the F keys F1, F2, etc and often in line with the arrow keys. If you just hit the Print screen key it goes to the clipboard.
If this answers your question — Then mark it so. Then others may find it. Press the Windows key and Print Screen at the same time to capture the entire screen. Your screen will dim for a moment to indicate a successful snapshot. Select the Start button, type snipping tool in the search box on the taskbar, and then select Snipping Tool from the list of results.
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