subject: How to capture anything you want and paste anywhere you need? Screen Capture Software [print this page] Almost all of us need to include screen captures in our user assistance from time to time. It can be very useful, for example, to include an annotated capture of the entire window in order to familiarize users with the layout of an application screen or dialog. Even if it's not your policy to include captures of entire windows, you may still find it useful to include images of specific drop-down menus, toolbars, individual buttons, or cropped regions that highlight key elements of an application interface.
On the standard Windows operating system, pressing the Print-Screen key will copy an image of the entire screen to the clipboard, holding the Alt key and pressing the Print-Screen key will capture the currently selected window. How to capture specific regions on the screen?
SnapIt Screen Capture tool captures anything you want and paste anywhere you need. It is easy to use screen capture software which allows you to easily capture anything on the screen including windows, menus, full screen, rectangular regions, web pages and so on. It is a very convenient tool for bloggers and tech writers. When you write posts on your blog you need to capture and crop images from different sources - this tool is for you.
Press PrintScreen button, select the area you need and paste it into your:
- Manuals
- Help system
- Online tutorials
- Training handouts
- Presentations
- Marketing materials
- Web pages, e-mails
Top features:
- Supports hotkey, auto-saving, clipboard
- Automatically copies screenshots to the clipboard
- Saves files in BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG and TIFF formats
- Irreplaceable tool for Designers, Office Workers, Business People, Analysts and more
- Perfect for Technical Writers who have to describe interfaces, menus, buttons, etc.
