It replaced this so-called Windows Snipping tool that's been part of Windows since Vista because it had more options and Microsoft assumed that if you'd paid for the extra features in Office, you wanted to use them. Many years ago, OneNote used the Win-S keyboard shortcut to let you drag a cursor around anything visible on screen to save it as an image in OneNote, or copy it to the clipboard. OneNote is the latest to lose a feature to the march of simplification.
#ONENOTE 2016 SCREEN CLIPPING TOOL UPDATE#
If you don't have the feature back, make sure you have the update that Office Insiders got in November 2016. After a good deal of complaint, the Office team finally restored recent folders to the list, and even added the option of pinning folders that you need frequently. Want to save a document in the folder you created when you saved a document there an hour ago? Get ready to hunt through all your folders to find where you put it. Office 2016 had a similar clawback, with one of the monthly updates removing all the recently used folders from the Open and Save dialogs on the File menu. It's meant losing controversial Windows 8 features like the charms bar and stripping out even useful features that caused people problems: I tracked some 20,000 votes asking Microsoft to put back OneDrive placeholders, but over two years later we still don't have the promised replacement.
That includes the businesses who've said they'd move to Windows 10 within two years of it launching and will be doing that this year. Which operating system they are using is no longer a top priority for tech chiefs. Windows 10: What do CIOs really think about it?
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