Using the icons above the image, you can select to edit and/or save the clipped image.Click on that box and the clipped image appears on your screen.Release the left mouse button and the bottom right side of your screen will display a black box containing the image selected and the words: 'Snip saved to clipboard'.As you do so a white box appears showing you the area you will be saving. Press the left button on the mouse and drag the white cross to the opposite corner of the image you want to capture.With your mouse, place this white cross on one corner of the image you want to capture.

As you move your mouse, you will see a white cross appear on the page.The article on your screen will be shaded.Access Snip & Sketch by holding down both the Windows icon key and the Shift key, then pressing 'S'.Bring up the article that contains the image you desire to capture and personalize.This frequently used program allows us to to take screenshots (snip) and make changes to the resulting images (sketch), then save that snipped part rather than the whole image. To be able to grab a portion of an image, there is a free program that comes with Windows called 'Snip & Sketch'. Many times when looking for images for our articles, you might find what you are looking for, but it is part of a larger image.

Snipping tool with text box