Anyone know of a way to simply paste a screenshot (taken with PrtScn or Alt+PrtScn) into a Windows Explorer folder and have it be saved as an image (possibly with a dialog asking about image size and format options)? That is, I might take a screenshot with print screen, open a folder and hit Ctrl+V, and a new jpg (or png, or whatever) would appear in that folder with the contents of my screenshot.
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The free version of FastStone Capture will do this.
Use the 'Capture Scrolling Window' function (which also works on web pages):
Out of curiosity I've tried Shift+Alt+Print and it works!
I.e. when using the Shift key, the shadow area is omitted in the screenshot:
Update:
I'm using the latest "Fast Ring" version of Windows 10; maybe this is a feature they added recently in this version?
Best Answer
After I posted this request to the DonationCoder netizens, the world was given a handy piece of software by c.gingerich that fits the bill nicely. (The project's page is also at http://paf.pen.io/, and now costs money, but there are old free versions about.)