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Luckily, you can check the Don’t ask me again and always do the following option if you want your screenshots to go to the same place every time.

After you capture the screenshot, it will ask you where you want to save it. Now all you have to do to take a screen clipping is click on the icon once. Once there, right-click on it, expand OneNote icon defaults and choose Take screen clipping. Firstly, it’s probably hidden in the extra icons section, which you can access by clicking on the up arrow.ĭrag the purple icon with the scissors out from there and onto the main taskbar area. This shortcut will take your screenshot, add it to OneNote and also add the date and time the screen capture was taken.Īnother way to take a screenshot and paste it into OneNote is to use the taskbar icon that shows up in the system tray.
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However, there is another keyboard shortcut for Windows 10 users, which is ALT + N + R. So, you’ll have to manually do a CTRL + V to paste it in.
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In the Fall Creators Update for Windows 10, the keyboard shortcut will let you take a screenshot, but it will automatically be added to the clipboard rather than being put into your OneNote page directly. This will work exactly the same as pressing the screen clipping button on all versions of Windows up to the Windows 10 Fall Creators update. You’ll also notice that it says you can use the keyboard shortcut WINDOWS KEY + SHIFT + S.
