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a selection (drag the curser to cover what you want to GRAB)
a window (and if you have multiple windows open you can specify which one with a click)
a screen
a timed screen
and save them as TIFFS (so no lossy on saving)
David
The ability to screengrab an entire page is invaluable.
I wish I had this 10 years ago. The times I have spent taking several screenshots and then compositing them in photoshop.
[Ctrl]+[PrtScn] capture rectangular region with corner zoom in viewer;
[Alt]+[PrtScn] to capture a particular Window or Object;
+ Capture freehand region, capture scrolling window, full screen, etc. etc. all with keyboard shortcuts.
Lots of cool details like width/height previewing at different places, extra tools, etc. And it's small footprint, non-obtrusive with its own valuable lightning fast image viewer for your screen grabs. Free for home use. I gladly voluntarily paid the $19.95 for my commercial usage to support excellent software.
Btw, I am also write a post about capture screenshots of webpage:
http://www.bisnis-net.info/2007/07/17/capture-a...
There's just two tools on my post that Usually I use to capture screenshots
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/sc...
I'd like to introduce the plugin that takes screenshot of loaded webpage and performs various bitmap operations with it. It could be useful both for users and developers to save webpage fragments and quickly create text and graphic annotations over captured image. Screenshots could be saved to disk in PNG, BMP and JPEG formats, copied to clipboard, e-mailed and exported to external editor.
It's absolutely free, you can download it from: http://screenshot-program.com/fireshot/fireshot...
To get it installed in firefox simply type this link in address bar.
Screenshots are availabe at: https://addons.mozilla.org/ru/firefox/addon/5648
Any comments and reviews will be appreciated!
Download from:
http://www.alcenia.com/webswoon/
Also, from yellowmug.com, the more stoic EasyCrop makes scaling and saving screen shots into different formats and folders super easy.
I alternate between the two and together, they've saved me tons of time.
Thanks for the cool tips on other programs out there, too.
thanks for the list
I used Save As Image
it was just what I was looking for
http://plasq.com/skitch
http://www.thumbalizr.com/
OMFGZORS WHY IS THAT SO HARD
faggots
and beanie babies
matthewrock.tk
matthewrockz.tk
program named Magic Screenshot (http://www.roversoft.dp.ua/default.aspx?Product..., download from http://roversoft.dp.ua/products/MagicScreenshot...). This program allow you to make screenshot of full or part screen and even mark any areas on screen. Screenshot public to internet automatically and you can give this link to any your friends or partners any ways - email, ICQ, publish to forums. Very easy and very useful program (see on butterfly near clock after installation)
http://roversoft.dp.ua/howtomakescreenshot.htm
Cheers,
Brandon
(atom oyun)