In those few seconds, you can go open the popup menu or right-click menu and then just wait till the screen capture starts. Simply click on the Delay button and give yourself a few seconds before the capture begins. The method above works well, but you can also use a different method that involves adding a delay. You can also use this method to capture any right-click context menus in Windows. To capture the drop-down menu, click at the corner of where you want to capture your image, then hold down the mouse button while you move to a new position, drawing a rectangle around the part of the screen you wish to capture, then let go.Īs soon as you do, the part of the screen you’ve captured will pop up in the Snipping Tool application window where you can save it and then do with it whatever you wish.
This time though the popup menu should still be visible on the screen. The screen should immediately go cloudy again. Next, press the Ctrl – PrintScr combination on your keyboard (press and hold down the Ctrl key while reaching for and pressing the Print Scrn key then let go of both keys simultaneously). In this case, we’ll capture the font popup menu that drops down when you click on the Current Font display in Word. Click on the Current Font to make the font window drop down. Next go to your application that has the popup menu that you’re after. Your screen should immediately clear up, looking like nothing is happening, except that the Snipping Tool popup application should still be visible. Instead, press the ESC button on your keyboard.
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