Windows 10 has a very useful change in the development process for one of the very important applications of the operating system, it being revealed immediately after the Build 2018 conferences this month. More precisely, Windows 10 will have the Screen Sketch function, offered until now only with Windows Ink, will be transformed into a separate application to allow users the ability to quickly take screenshots when they need.
Windows 10 has in Screen Sketch a very appreciated function for the ability to record screenshots, and those from Microsoft understand this, so they are going to turn it into a dedicated application. Windows 10 will allow you to record screenshots and annotate them using Screen Sketch, a simple key combination will activate the functionality of the application, and the screenshots will be able to be shared quickly from the clipboard by users.
Windows 10: Popular Function Transformed into an Application
Windows 10 by default does not have very advanced functions for recording screenshots and annotating them, so turning the Screen Sketch function into a separate application is an excellent idea. Of course, Windows 10 needs more functions of this kind available to users, but it is likely that Microsoft is still thinking about what to implement in the future, and will certainly offer major improvements as they become available.
Windows 10 had a lot of important news announced this week by Microsoft, a multitude of new functions being announced, along with major changes for the design that the operating system interface will have. Windows 10 is in constant evolution, and those from Microsoft try to offer users only the best possible experience for using computers, so we will definitely see more improvements from the Americans in the coming months, they will be announced separately.
