
Remember though, that the keyboard shortcut shown will copy immediately to the clipboard.

After you've done that, clicking the icon will show the Select Location in OneNote dialog. You can change what the icon does by setting the default option to take a screen clipping. If you have a desktop version of OneNote, such as OneNote 2016 or 2013, you might have the OneNote icon in your Windows system tray. Right-click the selection, and choose Send to OneNote. If you're on a web page, select the content you want to clip. In this case, updating the OS and app may solve the problem. Besides, you can activate the Print Screen key to open Snip & Sketch in Windows 11 if you want. Please locate these keys on your keyboard and press them at the same time. If you prefer to see the OneNote dialog when you take screen clippings, here are some options for you. Solution 2: Update the Windows and Snip & Skitch App to the Latest Release Windows snipping tool shortcut might not work if the OS of your system or the app itself is outdated as it can create incompatibility between the app and OS. Snip & Sketch shortcut: Well, the most direct way to open the Snip & Sketch app is using the Windows 11 screen recorder shortcut: Windows + Shift + S.

Windows+Shift+S still captures your screen, but instead of showing the Select Location in OneNote dialog, the screen clipping is sent immediately to your clipboard so that you can paste it into any application, including OneNote. Now, with the Windows 10 Creators Update, we have another change. OneNote's keyboard shortcut for screen clippings has changed with updates to the Windows operating system. As software evolves, sometimes keyboard shortcuts change.
