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Insert an Image into a Note with Dendron

Ian Jones
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Ian Jones: [0:00] Oftentimes, we want to take a screenshot and insert it into our notes. Dendron has first-class support for this. I'm going to take a screenshot with Command-Control-Shift-4.

[0:20] Let's copy the screenshot to my clipboard. Once the image is copied to your clipboard, you can hit Command-Shift-P, and you can run Paste Image. Now, you can see that this path to my images directory...If we go over, here's the image. Then, when we run the preview, we can see the screenshot that I took.

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