I just did a System Recovery on my Vista desktop and the Snipping Tool is
not there now. I can't seem to find a place to download it from. How can I
replace it as I use it quite a bit. TIA


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On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
I just did a System Recovery on my Vista desktop and the Snipping Tool is not
there now. I can't seem to find a place to download it from. How can I
replace it as I use it quite a bit. TIA


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Find the snipping tool in C:\Windows\Windows32 and create a new
shortcut.

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On Sat, 07 Dec 2013 14:30:52 -0800, Gene E. Bloch
wrote:

On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
I just did a System Recovery on my Vista desktop and the Snipping Tool is not
there now. I can't seem to find a place to download it from. How can I
replace it as I use it quite a bit. TIA


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Find the snipping tool in C:\Windows\Windows32 and create a new
shortcut.

In windows 8.1 it is called SnippingTool.exe

On 12/07/2013, Kirk Bubul posted:
On Sat, 07 Dec 2013 14:30:52 -0800, Gene E. Bloch
wrote:

On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
I just did a System Recovery on my Vista desktop and the Snipping Tool is
not there now. I can't seem to find a place to download it from. How can I
replace it as I use it quite a bit. TIA


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Find the snipping tool in C:\Windows\Windows32 and create a new
shortcut.

In windows 8.1 it is called SnippingTool.exe

I figured the OP cold get close enough just knowing he's looking for a
.... wait for it ... Snipping Tool.

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"Gene E. Bloch" wrote in message
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On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
I just did a System Recovery on my Vista desktop and the Snipping Tool is
not there now. I can't seem to find a place to download it from. How can
I replace it as I use it quite a bit. TIA


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Find the snipping tool in C:\Windows\Windows32 and create a new shortcut.

Thanks for the reply but there is no windows32 under C: Windows in Home
Premium. There's a System32 but no Snipping tool under that. Turning on
Windows Features/Tablet PC OptionalComponents brought it up as per another
posters advice. I still don't know where the exe for it hides. Agent
Ransack only finds the shortcuts and it's the best search software I've ever
used.


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"Kirk Bubul" wrote in message
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On Sat, 07 Dec 2013 14:30:52 -0800, Gene E. Bloch
wrote:

On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
I just did a System Recovery on my Vista desktop and the Snipping Tool
is not
there now. I can't seem to find a place to download it from. How can I
replace it as I use it quite a bit. TIA


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Find the snipping tool in C:\Windows\Windows32 and create a new
shortcut.

In windows 8.1 it is called SnippingTool.exe

See reply to K. Bloch. Under C: Windows in both Vista (32 bit) and W7 Home
Premium (64 bit), it goes from Web to Winsxs - there is no windows32.


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On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
Thanks for the reply but there is no windows32 under C: Windows in Home
Premium. There's a System32 but no Snipping tool under that. Turning on
Windows Features/Tablet PC OptionalComponents brought it up as per another
posters advice. I still don't know where the exe for it hides. Agent
Ransack only finds the shortcuts and it's the best search software I've ever
used.

You are 100% wrong, but I think I know why.

Try this:

Open up Windows Explorer and select Organize on the menu bar.


Click Folder and search options, then the View tab.

Uncheck Hide operating system files. TO be safe, also select Show
hidden files, folders, and drives.

Note a couple of things.

1. I am not "K." Bloch, as in your other post.

2. The directory is not C: Windows, it is C:\Windows, and you are
looking for C:\Windows\windows32.

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"Gene E. Bloch" wrote in message
...
On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
Thanks for the reply but there is no windows32 under C: Windows in Home
Premium. There's a System32 but no Snipping tool under that. Turning on
Windows Features/Tablet PC OptionalComponents brought it up as per
another posters advice. I still don't know where the exe for it hides.
Agent Ransack only finds the shortcuts and it's the best search software
I've ever used.

You are 100% wrong, but I think I know why.

Try this:

Open up Windows Explorer and select Organize on the menu bar.


Click Folder and search options, then the View tab.

Uncheck Hide operating system files. TO be safe, also select Show hidden
files, folders, and drives.

Note a couple of things.

1. I am not "K." Bloch, as in your other post.

2. The directory is not C: Windows, it is C:\Windows, and you are looking
for C:\Windows\windows32.

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Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)


Thanks. I have it. I just didn't look down far enough.

On 12/19/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
"Gene E. Bloch" wrote in message
...
On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
Thanks for the reply but there is no windows32 under C: Windows in
Home Premium. There's a System32 but no Snipping tool under that.
Turning on Windows Features/Tablet PC OptionalComponents brought
it up as per another posters advice. I still don't know where the
exe for it hides. Agent Ransack only finds the shortcuts and it's
the best search software I've ever used.

You are 100% wrong, but I think I know why.

Try this:

Open up Windows Explorer and select Organize on the menu bar.


Click Folder and search options, then the View tab.

Uncheck Hide operating system files. TO be safe, also select Show
hidden files, folders, and drives.

Note a couple of things.

1. I am not "K." Bloch, as in your other post.

2. The directory is not C: Windows, it is C:\Windows, and you are
looking for C:\Windows\windows32.

-- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)


Thanks. I have it. I just didn't look down far enough.

Here's a handy trick. If you know the name of the file, highlight
anything in the file pane (just to be sure it has the focus) and type
the first letter or two of the name. If you type the first letter and
wait a second or two, type it again to get the next file or folder
starting with that name.

That's especially convenient when the files are sorted in some strange
order (just a joking way to imply non-alphabetic).

--
Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)

"Gene E. Bloch" wrote in message
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On 12/19/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
"Gene E. Bloch" wrote in message
...
On 12/07/2013, R.H. Breener posted:
Thanks for the reply but there is no windows32 under C: Windows in Home
Premium. There's a System32 but no Snipping tool under that. Turning
on Windows Features/Tablet PC OptionalComponents brought it up as per
another posters advice. I still don't know where the exe for it hides.
Agent Ransack only finds the shortcuts and it's the best search
software I've ever used.

You are 100% wrong, but I think I know why.

Try this:

Open up Windows Explorer and select Organize on the menu bar.


Click Folder and search options, then the View tab.

Uncheck Hide operating system files. TO be safe, also select Show hidden
files, folders, and drives.

Note a couple of things.

1. I am not "K." Bloch, as in your other post.

2. The directory is not C: Windows, it is C:\Windows, and you are
looking for C:\Windows\windows32.

-- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)


Thanks. I have it. I just didn't look down far enough.

Here's a handy trick. If you know the name of the file, highlight anything
in the file pane (just to be sure it has the focus) and type the first
letter or two of the name. If you type the first letter and wait a second
or two, type it again to get the next file or folder starting with that
name.

That's especially convenient when the files are sorted in some strange
order (just a joking way to imply non-alphabetic).

--
Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)

Thanks, that's good to know. It works like a charm. :^)