RE: Quick'n'dirty screenshot app?

[Bryan Sherman <bryan -at- bsherm -dot- com>]

How about a Techwr-L supporter... SnagIt.

Not sure of the capabilities of some of the other suggestions, but the ability
to set up SnagIt to automatically convert the screen capture on my 32-bit color
desktop to 256 color as it captures saves me a ton of time. That is just my
favorite feature, ther are many others. You can download a trial to give it a
spin.

I am very cheap, and try everything I can to not spend money (short of stealing
the software) and this was an easy purchase for me.

-----Original Message-----
From: Joel Konkle-Parker [mailto:joel -dot- j -dot- konkle-parker -at- nasa -dot- gov]
What do you guys use for application screenshots? I'm on Windows XP, and I
just need something quick and easy that lets me take a shot of a single
window. I could resort to Print Screen > Paint, but that's just too much of
a hassle.





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