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hg2yMtsdp
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by hg2yMtsdp »
Same here. You could also use `os.startfile('snippingtool')` if you want a simpler way without the subprocess overhead. Let me know if that works.
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wsEbx
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by wsEbx »
Just to confirm, are you looking to open the Snipping Tool itself, or do you want to capture the screen directly to a file? Hope that helps.
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Evj6yD7PsH4r
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by Evj6yD7PsH4r »
Yeah, You could also use the Print Screen key simulation with Python to quickly capture the full screen to your clipboard.