SnagIt
Screen Capture
I
call very few programs indespensible - but there are a few.
SnagIt
is an indespensible tool. It captures your screens, your windows,
or your graphic elements in a few clicks, making it possible for
you to use them in almost any other application.
If
you do a lot of graphics, or want to capture parts of your page
for any reason, you can keep SnagIt open as a minimized window at
all times. Then all you need to do is press <CTRL>+<Shift>+P
to capture any part of your screen.
Sure
you can pick up your whole screen. But it's the more complicated
captures that make SnagIt indespensible. You can tell it to
select the active Window. Or you can select a portion of a
window. For instance, you can set it to capture an entire
menu structure or a single button.
My
favorite capture is the extended window capture, in which you can
create a new graphic that includes the entire window -- even the
part that you cannot see on your screen. This is great for
capturing long web pages that you want to show as a single, complete
graphic - either by printing it - or showing it on your screen.
You
can also tell SnagIt to show your cursor - or to include the menus
that are open while you work.
It's
fast. It's smart. It's easy. For $40, SnagIt is
one of the best computer utilities on the market.
SnagIt
TechSmith
(from
David's segment on The KDKA Morning Show with Larry Richert - Tuesday,
October 14, 2003)
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