Windows 10 has a very useful change in development process for one of the very important applications of the operating system, and it is revealed immediately after Build 2018 conferences this month. Specifically, Windows 10 will have the Screen Sketch feature, so far provided with Windows Ink, to be turned into a separate application to allow users to quickly make screenshots when they need it. Windows 10 has a very popular feature in Screen Sketch for the capability to capture screenshots, and Microsoft understands it, so it's going to turn it into a dedicated application. Windows 10 lets you capture screenshots and annotate them using Screen Sketch, a simple combination of keys to activate application functionality, and screen snapshots can be quickly shared from the clipboard of users.
Windows 10 does not typically have advanced features for capturing screenshots and annotating them, so turning the Screen Sketch into a separate app is an excellent idea. Of course, Windows 10 needs more of this kind of user-friendly features, but perhaps Microsoft is still thinking about what to implement in the future, and will definitely offer major improvements as they become available. Windows 10 has announced this week a great deal of new news from Microsoft, with a host of new features being announced along with major changes to the design that the operating system interface will have. Windows 10 is constantly evolving, and Microsoft is trying to provide users with only the best experience to use computers, so we will definitely see even more improvements from the Americans in the coming months, and they will be announced separately.
