Erik,
If you do not mind sharing, please tell me what you are using to make the really neat notated screen capture comments you use in your replies to questions.
Thanks
Goody
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No problem sharing it with you, it's no secret either.Goody wrote:If you do not mind sharing, please tell me what you are using to make the really neat notated screen capture comments you use in your replies to questions.
Couldn't agree more and we learn each day something more about it.I have had Barca for a while but only recently explored it's incredible functionality. It is just terrific.
If you want to buy it, I really can recommend SnagIt. That's one purchase I've never regretted and if there's another upgrade I also pay it immediately without even testing it out.Tomas wrote:Just accidentally I'm here right now for the same purpose...
You do get used to SnagIt really quickly.Tomas wrote:After playing with it quickly, Snagit is definitely more powerful than Faststone Capture, but Faststone capture is easier to use at the start (simpler interface than Snagit). Also it is freeware, or it costs $29 for lifetime and has frequent updates. Snagit also has continuing development, but the upgrades are paid for.
It's also a good one, but you do need to register and after one year you'll receive your last license code lifetime.ScreenshotCaptor is interesting, though the two above felt way better so I didn't explore the functionality differences.
There are a lot of screenshot capture programs. It all depends on what you like or what you want to do with it. Personal preference in short.Concur to Robin, MWSnap3 is very good if you don't need the drawing tools.
You're quite right - Eric - but the point of the post was to find out what other people use (you!) and recommend; and we all know that following a personal recommendation avoids trawling through *all* the different programs out there.Eric wrote:There are a lot of screenshot capture programs. It all depends on what you like or what you want to do with it. Personal preference in short.
Use whatever you like.
Indeed Robin, I do know how many I've tried before finding the one which fits my needs, although with a little detour.robin wrote:You're quite right - Eric - but the point of the post was to find out what other people use (you!) and recommend; and we all know that following a personal recommendation avoids trawling through *all* the different programs out there.
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