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Olaf Berli

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Thanks.<br />
Checked the mentioned settings, and they are ok. Can also see the OneNote icon in the notification area or the task bar. When right-clicking this icon, I get an option to make a screen clip.<br />
Seems like the old hot-key is the only thing that isn't working. Maybe there is a new hot-key?<br />
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-Olaf-
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Thanks.
Checked the mentioned settings, and they are ok. Can also see the OneNote icon in the notification area or the task bar. When right-clicking this icon, I get an option to make a screen clip.
Seems like the old hot-key is the only thing that isn't working. Maybe there is a new hot-key?

-Olaf-

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Thanks!<br />
Works just as expected!
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I'm using an older version of Microsoft One-Note (from Office 2007) - mainly to copy parts of my screen to file. Has worked great. Activated by pressing Windows key + S. After upgrading from Win7 Pro to Win 10 on my PC, this hot-key doesn't work anymore. Is it possible to get this (or another key combination) to activate the screen capture mode?<br />
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-Olaf-
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I'm using an older version of Microsoft One-Note (from Office 2007) - mainly to copy parts of my screen to file. Has worked great. Activated by pressing Windows key + S. After upgrading from Win7 Pro to Win 10 on my PC, this hot-key doesn't work anymore. Is it possible to get this (or another key combination) to activate the screen capture mode?

-Olaf-

Hot key for screen capture in MS One Note stopped working

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