Arrange the steps in the correct order for creating, editing, and preserving a screenshot using the Snipping Tool.

### Why this is right The capture mode determines how the Snipping Tool selects what to capture, so you choose it before taking the screenshot. Once the image is captured, you can mark it up and then save it as a file or copy it for use elsewhere. ### The concept A **screenshot** is an image of what is displayed on your screen. In the Snipping Tool, the capture mode controls what shape or portion of the screen is selected. After capture, **annotations** such as marks or notes can be added to the image. Saving keeps an image file for later, while copying places the image on the clipboard so you can paste it into another app. ### The order 1. **Choose a snip mode**: Set how the screen will be selected before capturing. 2. **Capture the desired screen area**: Create the image using the chosen mode. 3. **Add annotations if needed**: Make any edits to the captured image before preserving the final version. 4. **Save or copy the final image**: Store the finished image as a file or copy it for pasting elsewhere. ### Terms - **Snipping Tool**: A built-in Windows app for capturing part or all of the screen and working with the resulting image. - **Snip mode**: The setting that determines how the screen area is selected for a capture. - **Annotation**: A mark, note, or other addition placed on an image. - **Clipboard**: A temporary area where copied content is held so it can be pasted into another app. - **Screenshot**: An image showing what was displayed on a screen at a particular time. ### Remember Choose how to capture first, edit the captured image next, and save or copy it last.