Screen capture
- Thread starter JohnBoyII
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Win 7 and Vista have the builtin Snipping Tool, but for XP the PrtScrn key is fine and if you only want the top layer then use the Alt key with the PrtScrn key.
dave
dave
Where do you want/need it for?
I'm using a program called ScreenSteps Desktop with excellent screen capture tool (works even when you need to capture a drop-down list on screen!). You can add text etc beneath the image and export it as: pdf, word-document, blog-post, html page or as email message etc.
I'm using a program called ScreenSteps Desktop with excellent screen capture tool (works even when you need to capture a drop-down list on screen!). You can add text etc beneath the image and export it as: pdf, word-document, blog-post, html page or as email message etc.
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Go to this link
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/Updater/
Down left hand side, screen shot capture'
Very good & free, also the find & run robot is good
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but as said 'print screen key' the open word etc & paste
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/Updater/
Down left hand side, screen shot capture'
Very good & free, also the find & run robot is good
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but as said 'print screen key' the open word etc & paste
I'm preparing How to docs at my school to help staff and pupils during lessons, etc. PrtScr and Alt-PrtScr is what I've been using so far but as the help files get more sophisticated they're running out of steam.
The screen shot capture tool looks pretty good, thanks!
The screen shot capture tool looks pretty good, thanks!
You definitely have to look at getting ScreenSteps then - the ultimate documentation machine.
PicPick: http://picpick.wiziple.net/ is the best free screen capture I've come across plus its portable.
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