Use cases?

[RichSPK]

Is Crop And Lock useful when sharing your screen in Teams meetings so your shared screen isn't too small to read?

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• ID: 7fbf8c62-357c-fd22-c533-7a9644b6f0bd
• Version Independent ID: 7fbf8c62-357c-fd22-c533-7a9644b6f0bd
• Content: PowerToys Crop And Lock for Windows
• Content Source: hub/powertoys/crop-and-lock.md
• Product: dev-environment
• Technology: powertoys
• GitHub Login: @alvinashcraft
• Microsoft Alias: aashcraft

[alvinashcraft]

Hi @RichSPK. Thanks for your question. While there's no zoom built into the Crop And Lock feature, it could be useful for creating a window that contains only a part of another application and share that cropped window in Teams. You could then use the built-in Magnifier Tool in Windows to zoom in/out. I've created an internal work item to add some use cases to this topic in the docs.

While I'm closing this issue, I will continue to monitor the comments for any additional thoughts or questions you may have. Thanks again!