Here’s a quick trick when taking screenshots of the entire desktop. Hide the taskbar automatically so you don’t have to waste time editing it in Snagit.
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How to use turn on Window’s Auto-hide
To do this, turn on Auto-hide.
Use the auto-hide feature in Windows to hide the taskbar at the bottom of your screen. This means that when you take the screenshot, it will not show any applications that are currently open on your computer.
1. Right-click on the Start button.
2. Select Properties, Taskbar tab, and turn off Auto-hide the taskbar.
The toolbar is now hidden unless you mouse-over this area.
Instead of wasting time cropping the screenshots in Paint or Snagit, you can turn on auto-hide instead, which automatically hide the toolbars.
It also gives you a larger area to capture and is very useful if you have a small monitor or use a laptop to take the screenshot.
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