SnagIt delivers customized screen captures with the press of a hotkey. SnagIt is the only screen capture software that captures images, text, and video from your Windows desktop. Effortlessly produce perfect graphics and video with this complete capture solution.
Now, with SnagIt add-ins, you can put SnagIt right in your toolbar! SnagIt's new add-in toolbars provide quick access to the most common capture features right from within Word, PowerPoint and Explorer.
Screen capture is the process of copying what you see on your screen. SnagIt captures various types of data in dozens of different ways, enabling you to capture, edit and share anything on your screen.
To help you start using SnagIt, here are five popular ways SnagIt is used to capture what is on your screen.
Here are some key features of "SnagIt":
· Capture Anything
· Capture an article, image, or Web page directly from your screen. Or, capture windows, menus, icons, and regions from any application that runs on your PC.
· Edit and Transform
· SnagIt Editor makes it easy to add creative and professional touches to your captures. Transform your images with a full-featured paint tools palette, a variety of edge effects, and practical options for color and size adjustment.
· Share Easily
· E-mail, copy and paste, print, and IM your captures, or upload them to your Web site. SnagIt helps you communicate any way you prefer.
Requirements:
· Internet Explorer 6.0 or later required.
· Windows 2000 users require Windows Installer 2.0.
· 1.0 GHz processor (2.4 GHz recommended)
· 512 MB of RAM (1 GB recommended)
· 60 MB of free hard disk space (100 MB for CDROM installations due to video tutorials)
Limitations:
· 30 days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fixed an issue where Snagit was preventing Windows 7 from shutting down.
· Fixed a bug where Snagit Editor was running very slowly when navigating in the Search Pane to a folder with a .zip file.
· Fixed a bug where Snagit would hang when using the magnifier on Vista with Aero theme.
· Fixed a bug where high DPI settings on Vista caused Snagit Editor to display distorted images.
· Improved Snagit's performance by caching thumbnails in the tray rather than redrawing them.
