capture screens as you scroll

Windows 11 does not show a built-in page-by-page scrolling capture workflow in the provided guidance. The supported built-in option is to capture each screen manually with Snipping Tool.

A practical way to do it is:

1. Open Snipping Tool from Start.
2. Press Windows logo key + Shift + S for an image snip, or use Snipping Mode and choose Rectangle or Window.
3. Capture the visible part of the page.
4. Scroll down to the next section.
5. Repeat the capture for each screen.
6. In Snipping Tool, edit each capture if needed with Pen, Highlighter, Shapes, Eraser, or Image crop.
7. Save each image.

If a menu or temporary UI disappears before capture, use Delay in Snipping Tool, then select New after choosing a delay such as 5 seconds.

For quick capture shortcuts:

• Windows logo key + Shift + S: open the snipping overlay for screenshots
• Print Screen (PrtSc): static image snapshot of the entire screen to the clipboard
• Windows logo key + Shift + R: record a video clip of a selected screen area

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