Mike,
Snagit by TechSmith.
http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp
This is the most popular screen capture and annotation tool out there,
but I've seen other very good screen capture/annotation tools as well.
Let us know what you decide to use!
Malcolm
PhotoFiltre 6.x.x.x
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October 05, 2007 12:53 PM
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* Subject: Re: [NF] Annotating screenshots with simple tool (other than
* MS Paint)
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* On Oct 5, 2007, at 9:18 AM, Paul McNett wrote:
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* > Last I checked, Microsoft Office *still* doesn't have a PDF export
* > option...
*
* It is
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
> On Oct 5, 2007, at 9:18 AM, Paul McNett wrote:
>
>> Last I checked, Microsoft Office *still* doesn't have a PDF export
>> option...
>
> It is even worse than that, M$ Office sabotages Acrobat. When you
> create a PDF from a M$ Office program, it sets the default for
>
Look at making the annotations on the screen, then capturing it from there.
I don't know how they'll play together.
ZoomIt will enable you to draw, and type text onto the display. (Great
presentation assistant)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/zoomit.mspx
Print Screen will
On Oct 5, 2007, at 9:18 AM, Paul McNett wrote:
> Last I checked, Microsoft Office *still* doesn't have a PDF export
> option...
It is even worse than that, M$ Office sabotages Acrobat. When you
create a PDF from a M$ Office program, it sets the default for
Acrobat to have "send fonts" OFF. I
On 10/5/07, Michael J. Babcock, MCP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...
>
> Suggestions? tia!
http://www.getpaint.net/ is a lot better than MSPaint, and not as
heavy as The Gimp.
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Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
draw a red circle around the point of emphasis, then email that to
someone.
MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the
Michael,
SnagIt not only does circles, it does arrows, it does highlighting (like with a
highlight marker),
and there are stamps (pre-canned images). I use the image editor quite often
when I would have used
Paint. The outputs are probably every image format known to man, as well as PDF
and Fl
Charlie Coleman wrote:
> At 07:18 AM 10/5/2007 -0700, Paul McNett wrote:
> ...
>> Paste screenshot into OpenOffice, then do your annotation, and export to
>> pdf. Hell, you can even send as pdf using your email client right from
>> the OpenOffice menu. You are out zero dollars, and once you have it
Christof Wollenhaupt wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
>> MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the circles are very thin
> and I see no way to adjust their thickness.
>
> Select the line tool, pick the desired thickness and switch back to the
> circle tool.
>
Well I'll be darned.thanks, Christof!!
At 07:18 AM 10/5/2007 -0700, Paul McNett wrote:
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>Paste screenshot into OpenOffice, then do your annotation, and export to
>pdf. Hell, you can even send as pdf using your email client right from
>the OpenOffice menu. You are out zero dollars, and once you have it set
>up the whole process will t
At 10:05 AM 10/5/2007 -0400, Michael J. Babcock, MCP wrote:
>Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
>draw a red circle around the point of emphasis, then email that to
>someone.
>Suggestions? tia!
GIMP
http://www.gimp.org/
-Charlie
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Paul McNett wrote:
> Paste screenshot into OpenOffice, then do your annotation, and export to
> pdf. Hell, you can even send as pdf using your email client right from
> the OpenOffice menu. You are out zero dollars, and once you have it set
> up the whole process will take under a minute.
>
> Last
Hi Mike,
> MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the circles are very thin
and I see no way to adjust their thickness.
Select the line tool, pick the desired thickness and switch back to the
circle tool.
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with simple tool (other than MS Paint)
Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
draw a red circle around the point of emphasis, then email that to
someone.
MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the circles are very thin
and I see no way to adjust their
screenshots with simple tool (other than MS Paint)
Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
draw a red circle around the point of emphasis, then email that to
someone.
MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the circles are very thin
and I see no way to
Michael J. Babcock, MCP wrote:
> Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
> draw a red circle around the point of emphasis, then email that to
> someone.
>
> MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the circles are very thin
> and I see no way to adjust their t
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Subject: [NF] Annotating screenshots with simple tool (other than MS Paint)
Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
draw a red circle aroun
http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp?CMP=KgoogleStmhome I use
this several times a day. Many of my customers use it to show me an
error or some unusual situation with the application.
I also use it for annotated screen shots I put in my html help files.
Jeff
Jeff Johnson
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SnagIt
Well worth the money IMHO
Michael J. Babcock, MCP wrote:
> Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
> draw a red circle around the point of emphasis, then email that to
> someone.
>
> MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the circles are very thin
>
Many times I take a screenshot of something, throw it into MS-Paint, and
draw a red circle around the point of emphasis, then email that to
someone.
MS-Paint is ok, but a bit weak...for example, the circles are very thin
and I see no way to adjust their thickness. Sure, I could draw my own
with t
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