If you haven’t played around with any of these before, we’ve previously taken a look at how each of them work. Microsoft has finally debuted PowerToys Run, the latest creation you can grab as part of the company’s ever-fun collection of PowerToys for Windows 10. You’d never use Windows Key + R and your operating system’s “Run” box to launch most apps-but thanks to the latest Windows 10 PowerToy, that might become your new default. You can download PowerToys from release page at their GitHub page here.Launching apps is easy on Windows 10: Just mash the Start button, begin typing in the name of the app and odds are good that you’ll be able to quickly pull up whatever you were trying to find. Image Resizer and PowerRename are also a welcomed addition.
Even though my screen already came with a screen zoning app, FancyZones feels much snappier and more flexible. Which allows you to specify multiple zones on your screen for distributing your open windows. I find myself mainly use the Fancy Zones Feature. While Microsoft PowerToys is a great productivity tools in one package. You can directly download ShareX from Here. While making a screenshot you can also blur/ pixelate things as well as draw and highlight things on the screen before making the screenshot and autmatically upload it to various destinations. Captured screenshots can be annotated and edited using the built-in ShareX image editor or modified using image effects and watermarks. You can use ShareX to capture window, partial or full screenshots. I also highly recommend that you add some plugins to QuickLook to extend its functionality specially the office viewer.
msi version for more features and faster updates from GitHub release tab here. You can find QuickLook in Microsoft Windows Store however, I suggest that you get the. Mac has this handy feature since 2007, On the other hand, Windows is lacking this feature till today. QuickLook allows users to peek into a file content in lightning speed by just pressing the Space key.
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