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PicPick is a free, lightweight app that allows you to take scrolling screenshots with a simple hotkey. You can now save the image on your computer in the image format of your choice.

Once you’re done with the editing, click on ‘ File‘ at the top-left corner for ‘ Save‘ options.

Once it reaches the bottom, the app will open the screenshot in its built-in image editor, and you will get various options to edit it.

Finally, click on the target window and it will automatically start scrolling to take a full-page screenshot.

You will see a ‘Capture Scrolling Window’ popup.

Now open the target page for your scrolling screenshot and press Ctrl + Alt + PrntScrn simultaneously.

Windows Key + = – Shortcut key to open MAGNIFIER application.

Windows Key + 0 – Shortcut key to open the tenth (10th) pinned application from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 9 – Shortcut key to open nine pinned applications from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 8 – Shortcut key to open eight pinned applications from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 7 – Shortcut key to open seven pinned applications from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 6 – Shortcut key to open six pinned applications from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 5 – Shortcut key to open five pinned applications from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 4 – Shortcut key to open four pinned applications from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 3 – Shortcut key to open the third pinned application from the taskbar.

Windows Key + 2 – Shortcut key to open the second pinned application from the taskbar.

If the first pinned app in the toolbar is already available, it will present that application above all the opened applications.

Windows Key + 1 – Shortcut key to open the first pinned application from the taskbar.

Windows Key Shortcut – Windows Key + 1 to 0

Windows Key + Z – ? – Show the commands available in an app in full-screen mode.

Windows Key + Y – ? Switch input between Windows Mixed Reality and your desktop.