Thanks Alan
That looks like a tip worth remembering ...
Paul Newton
Alan Bourke wrote:
> Running whatever it is you need to capture in a virtual machine can also
> make it easier. For example, I have done some writing about Ubuntu. I
> ran it in a Virtual PC, then I could drop down a list or m
Helio W. wrote:
> When I need to take screenshots I use Gadwin Printscreen Freeware. It looks
> like the Pro version would be suitable for your needs...
>
> http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/
>
> HW
Thanks Helio - that also looks good ...
Paul Newton
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When I need to take screenshots I use Gadwin Printscreen Freeware. It looks
like the Pro version would be suitable for your needs...
http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/
HW
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 9:02 PM, Paul Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> There seems to be a LOT of free/cheap s
Running whatever it is you need to capture in a virtual machine can also
make it easier. For example, I have done some writing about Ubuntu. I
ran it in a Virtual PC, then I could drop down a list or menu and
position the mouse cursor nicely on it, then Right-Alt to switch out of
the virtual ma
>> I wonder if Dave or Rick can comment on the light of their experience(s)
>> with SnagIt ?<<
Yes, Snagit can capture drop-down lists and menus. It also does time captures
if you like, but I
don't really need to do this to capture a menu as there is a specific mode to
capture them. I
capture m
Screenshot v7 deluxe does timed captures. (The current version is 8.)
Not that I've tried it... So I just did and it worked reasonably well
except that when I chose to capture the mouse pointer, it seemed to pick
up the pointer state at the time I started the timed capture and did not
change re
Thanks for that input Alan - I wonder if Dave or Rick can comment on the
light of their experience(s) with SnagIt ?
Paul Newton
Alan Bourke wrote:
> Paul Newton wrote:
>
>> I don't need the ability to generate "movies".
>> Something that makes it easy to capture the more tricky things like
Paul Newton wrote:
> I don't need the ability to generate "movies".
> Something that makes it easy to capture the more tricky things like
> drop(ped)-down lists/comboboxes would be a plus !
>
The best approach for lists etc is a timed capture, but I've only seen
that on Ubuntu.
_
I'm a big fan of HardCopy Pro -
Been using it since '91 -
I like it cause it's:
1. SMALL
2. can save in many formats
3. can rework the resolution / colour depth with one click.
4. taking over my print-screen button on a daily basis !
http://www.desksoft.com
HTH ! Mondo Mondo Regards [Bill]
--
Rick (and Dave)
Looks like SnagIt is the one ...
http://screen-capture-software-review.toptenreviews.com/
Thanks
Paul Newton
Rick Schummer wrote:
> I will second SnagIt from Techsmith. It is the only screen capturing software
> I need. It is
> especially strong in the annotation functionality
I will second SnagIt from Techsmith. It is the only screen capturing software I
need. It is
especially strong in the annotation functionality with everything you mentioned
as well as "stamps",
which are graphics you can add to your images. I use the editor to edit
graphics all the time and to
cl
Gil
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 7:02 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Image (screen) capture/image annotation software
>
>
> Hi all
>
> There seems t
The GIMP will do screen captures but I wouldn't necessarily call it
quick and easy to annotate unless you're already familiar with it. But
it's free. I've also used a program called ScreenShot from Broderbund
for years. You can set hot keys for different types of captures,
annotate, etc.
Paul
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Sent: 07 March 2008 01:02
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Subject: Image (screen) capture/image annotation software
Hi all
There seems to be a LOT of free/cheap software in this category and I was
wondering whether anybody has any specific recommendations ?
Ability to
(screen) capture/image annotation software
Hi all
There seems to be a LOT of free/cheap software in this category and I
was wondering whether anybody has any specific recommendations ?
Ability to annotate captured images with callouts, lines, arrows, text
etc is a requirement - I don't nee
Hi all
There seems to be a LOT of free/cheap software in this category and I
was wondering whether anybody has any specific recommendations ?
Ability to annotate captured images with callouts, lines, arrows, text
etc is a requirement - I don't need the ability to generate "movies".
Somethin
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