Win 10: How to capture Screenshots the best way!

There are multiple ways to take a screen grab in Windows 10, from simply using the Snipping Tool to hitting the PrintScreen Button on the keyboard. But there are downsides to both these methods: The PrintScreen button grabs the whole screen which you do not need all the time and later you need to use Paint or some other tool to crop a portion. Yes, we do have Alt+PrintScreen option to grab the active Window but what if you want a piece of it or want to combine portions of two windows? Then comes the Snipping Tool, it gives you the flexibility to grab any portion of the screen by dragging the mouse pointer. But here is the catch. You have to fire up the program from Start Menu or use a shortcut and then the hassle to save the file! Better than all this is using the Screen Grab functionality of the One Note application / software. Here is what you need to do: Install One Note as a part of Office or S