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"and Microsoft has got the ball in the back of the net ...

... between its own goal posts, yet again". :LOL:
 
There is something I can't find the answer to at all in that article, and that's why do it in the first place? What possible function can it serve?
 
Hi Nev, this may help.
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Just remember to turn it off when you are carrying out some online banking or reading your legal documents eh!
 
Plain Nev said:
Ah, a party trick then. I can't help thinking that sounds like the solution to a problem that need not exist. It's the lazy persons answer to being organised. But then, that's progress.
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Norkie said:
Just remember to turn it off when you are carrying out some online banking or reading your legal documents eh!
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At this stage with the possible ambiguities and future security risks......I cannot see a purpose that makes sense. It sounds like MS making a 'local' implementation of the "Way back Machine".

FWIW when I want a snapshot of the screen I find MS whiteboard just right. It is user friendly and good for the job required........I don't want "Big Brother" deciding what I want to keep!
 
Box Brownie said:
FWIW when I want a snapshot of the screen I find MS whiteboard just right
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I'm even lazier. WIN+Shift+S opens the screensnip thing which auto saves to "Pictures". I think it's the only Windows keyboard shortcut I use.
 
Harlequin565 said:
I'm even lazier. WIN+Shift+S opens the screensnip thing which auto saves to "Pictures". I think it's the only Windows keyboard shortcut I use.
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Mine is even quicker.....I have a short cut key on my keyboard setup ;). Though I don't use the auto whole screen save as more often than not I am only 'taking' a section of the screen.

PS I would to look at the setting to remind of the exact 'instruction' I gave the key but it is the key with a camera symbol I use and IIRC I altered the default :thinking:

PPS @Harlequin565 I have just checked and the key is programmed for Shift + Win + S
 
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