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(Sorry for the weird feedback that occurs in the video!)
One of the things that I was most excited about with Windows 10 is Microsoft Edge's "Make a Web Note" feature. This allows the user the ability to write notes onto a tab which they can save as a clipping through Microsoft OneNote, send through email, or in our case, create screenshots/screengrabs.
Here's a quick how-to for using the Make a Web Note feature, hopefully it helps!
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Tracey5259
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Glad someone made a tutorial! I love edge and makes the process of content generation so much easier.
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RaphyAbano
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Thanks Tracey! I agree with you, when Microsoft announced that they were going to create a new browser I was elated - IE became a mess over the years! Thank goodness that they made such a streamlined browser with plenty of possibilities. And yeah, I will not hide how extremely excited I was to try the Make a Web Note feature - it can easily be dismissed as a petty feature, but in the right hands makes content generation more optimized and accessible.