Ok, so the normal way to do what I want to do locally is Win+shift+s. I found these instructions
To use Windows keyboard shortcuts, follow these steps:
Open Remote Desktop Connection by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Remote Desktop Connection.
Click Options, and then click Local Resources.
Under Keyboard, select On the remote computer to make the remote computer recognize the Windows keyboard shortcuts that you type. (You can also choose In full screen mode only to get the same result as long as you use Remote Desktop Connection in full-screen mode. This is the default setting.)
However this won't work because I have to log into Citrix in order to launch RDP via the file explorer. I was able to make an .rdp file this way, so although these settings are not available via right clicking properties of the rdp file, maybe there's someway I can change them by editing it?
I have seen some instructions about other shortcuts involving the - key, but I can't seem to get those to work, and they didn't appear to be for windows 10.
I'd use 3rd party software but corporate policy doesn't allow me to install anything not on the approved list.
I have been able to successfully take a full screen screenshot, although I still haven't figured out how to put that in a file :/ .
How can I take a partial screenshot that I can save and edit on my remote workstation?
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Ok, so the answer for me is to use the Snipping Tool, it can be run from the search box, and appears to do well enough. There's also Snip and Sketch which appears to be the new thing than Win+shift+s actually does, but when I execute it directly, it just exits (or crashes?), who knows what they've done to this machine that things don't actually work right.
