Step 3: Windows will define the new shortcut to the Snipping Tool and will also embed Ctrl + Alt as the prefix to the shortcut. Select the Shortcut key box, and then press any desired keyboard key as your shortcut to the program.

Right-click on Snipping Tool and select Properties. Step 1: Go to Start > All programs > Accessories. For instance, if you pinned the Snipping Tool to the extreme left of the taskbar (next to the Start icon), then you press Windows + 1 key to launch Snipping Tool. Tip: Please note that you can also pin the Snipping Tool shortcut to the taskbar and then use the Windows key and numerical key to launch the tool. So it’s wise to use a shortcut such as Ctrl + Al + S as the keyboard shortcut. Note that Windows automatically adds Ctrl + Alt as prefix. Step 3: Under the Shortcut tab, select the field next to Shortcut key field, and then enter a keyboard shortcut that you would like to use to launch Snipping Tool. Step 2: Right-click on Snipping Tool shortcut, click Properties.

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