Snip Tool is Missing

The executable is at %SystemRoot%\system32\SnippingTool.exe. So if you use
Run you have to type SnippingTool.exe rather than Snip.



"jimmuh" <jimmuh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> After re-reading your post I'm thinking the other guys are right. I'm not
> sure you've actually determined that the Snipping Tool isn't already
> installed. You wouldn't find it with a file search if your system was not
> set
> to search system areas. Did you look in the appropriate place in the Start
> menu and / or try typing "snip" in the search location on the Start menu?
> Start | Run is for issuing the actual executable name. And, on top of
> that,
> the executable being called must be in the path (or the path must be
> specified).
>
> But if the Snipping Tool actually isn't installed, then my post may be
> helpful.
>
> Please let us know how it goes.
>
> "Bobmitmen" wrote:
>
>> I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and
>> nothing
>> comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing
>>
>> Vista Home Premium...
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>

I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and nothing
comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing

Vista Home Premium...

Any thoughts?

Thanks

Hi Try
start/all programms/accessories hope that heps

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"Bobmitmen" <Bobmitmen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and nothing
> comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing
>
> Vista Home Premium...
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks
>
>

Oh no! Someone snipped your snipping tool! I hate when that happens!

;-)

Seriously, I guess it's possible that the snipping tool wasn't installed on
your system. Look under the Control Panel | Programs | Programs and Features
| Turn Windows Features On or Off. (You'll have to go through a UAC prompt at
this point -- if you're one of the sane people who hasn't turned it off.)
Check to see if "Tablet PC Options" is checked. I believe the snipping tool
is part of that group of features.

"Bobmitmen" wrote:

> I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and nothing
> comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing
>
> Vista Home Premium...
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks
>
>

No, type snip in the search box, not run.

"Bobmitmen" <Bobmitmen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:71C8DF5C-BFBE-45A9-8202-93266A955590@microsoft.com...
>I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and nothing
> comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing
>
> Vista Home Premium...
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks
>
>

After re-reading your post I'm thinking the other guys are right. I'm not
sure you've actually determined that the Snipping Tool isn't already
installed. You wouldn't find it with a file search if your system was not set
to search system areas. Did you look in the appropriate place in the Start
menu and / or try typing "snip" in the search location on the Start menu?
Start | Run is for issuing the actual executable name. And, on top of that,
the executable being called must be in the path (or the path must be
specified).

But if the Snipping Tool actually isn't installed, then my post may be
helpful.

Please let us know how it goes.

"Bobmitmen" wrote:

> I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and nothing
> comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing
>
> Vista Home Premium...
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks
>
>

The snip tool should be available from the Start Button>All
Programs>Accessoires>Snipping Tool

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"Richard" <thisisaf@keaddress.com> wrote in message
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> No, type snip in the search box, not run.
>
> "Bobmitmen" <Bobmitmen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:71C8DF5C-BFBE-45A9-8202-93266A955590@microsoft.com...
>>I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and nothing
>> comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing
>>
>> Vista Home Premium...
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>

I was having the same problem.
Found on another somewhere else that you have to load the tablet features.

Control panel
Classic view
Program and features
Turn windows features on or off
Select tablet optional features

Microsoft!!!

Try this:

1. Click the Start button.

2. Type snip

3. Click Snipping Tool.


"jimmuh" <jimmuh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6EF8916C-F052-460F-B3A8-32B201C4CC2F@microsoft.com...
> Oh no! Someone snipped your snipping tool! I hate when that happens!
>
> ;-)
>
> Seriously, I guess it's possible that the snipping tool wasn't installed
> on
> your system. Look under the Control Panel | Programs | Programs and
> Features
> | Turn Windows Features On or Off. (You'll have to go through a UAC prompt
> at
> this point -- if you're one of the sane people who hasn't turned it off.)
> Check to see if "Tablet PC Options" is checked. I believe the snipping
> tool
> is part of that group of features.
>
> "Bobmitmen" wrote:
>
>> I have read how to run "Snip" tool Went to Run and typed Snip and
>> nothing
>> comes up. Did a search on my hard driver for Snip...it's missing
>>
>> Vista Home Premium...
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>

Peter....

You hit it! Enabled the Tablet options and now it works...

Thanks

Bob

"peter prewett" wrote:

> I was having the same problem.
> Found on another somewhere else that you have to load the tablet features.
>
> Control panel
> Classic view
> Program and features
> Turn windows features on or off
> Select tablet optional features
>
> Microsoft!!!
>