To fast snip and discuss a screenshot, media  the Windows key + Shift + S into  bring up a snipping toolbar — use it to snip a rectangle, something a little more freeform, or full display and it will go straight to your clipboard. You can take it from there, if that’s all you need.  
Did you know easy snipping is just one step away, thanks to that the Windows 10 October 2018 Update?   
Find out more about that the production of Snip & Sketch and the best way to utilize it  over at the Windows Community.  
However you may want more. After taking a snip, you’re going to get an invitation to take your own snip to the Sketch & Snip app where you are able to annotate and discuss.  

Since it’s offered in the Microsoft Store, Snip & Sketch (originally introduced as part of the Windows Ink Workspace under the name”Screen Sketch”) can upgrade  faster and more often.  It’s already had four app updates with new attributes since it was released in the fall.  

 

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If that the Windows key + Shift + S keyboard shortcut is too long to remember, there are just three easy entry choices: 

Unlike Display Sketch, the Snip & Sketch app will appear on the taskbar and in the task switcher (Alt+tab), making  it much simpler to multi-task. It is also possible to specify the window size, and it supports multiple windows.  

  1. Click on the pencil tail button.  When you have a digital pencil, go into Pen & Windows Ink Settings — you will find Screen Snipping is now a choice for only click. This will launch you into our snipping encounter.  Go to the Settings app and hunt for”PrtScn“, which will take you to a page with a toggle switch which says“Use the Print Screen key to start screen snipping.” Turn on this toggle to begin snipping with only a single key press. It ought to be there as soon as you upgrade, however should not, you can always enable it through Notifications & Actions Settings.