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Print Screen - What a handy tool to use!
- Thread starter danoneil
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- Apr 10, 2009
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- Matt
I think the snipping tool is in Vista too for those who have Windows Vista
This.
I friggin LOVE SNAGIT.
Paint.NET is the program to use when you don't have Photoshop, or if Gimp is too confusing.
I agree print screen is a great tool…
As the Windows version is somewhat limited we use a free program called GADWIN PRINT SCREEN … (they have both a free and a paid version). We find the free version works well for us … the program allows you to choose if the “screen shot” is to go to the clipboard or a file , or select any printer , as well you can have it launch your email without a cut and paste. Screen Capture and Print Screen software
Johno
As the Windows version is somewhat limited we use a free program called GADWIN PRINT SCREEN … (they have both a free and a paid version). We find the free version works well for us … the program allows you to choose if the “screen shot” is to go to the clipboard or a file , or select any printer , as well you can have it launch your email without a cut and paste. Screen Capture and Print Screen software
Johno
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- A Honda dealer shares how the print screen feature helps demonstrate vehicle details and color options to customers skeptical about incoming inventory, prompting colleagues to recommend more advanced screenshot tools like Windows 7's Snipping Tool, Gadwin Print Screen, Jing, and Skitch for Mac.
- The thread evolves into a practical toolkit discussion where automotive professionals exchange their preferred screen capture solutions, with most tools offering advantages like direct email integration, selective area capture, and time savings over traditional print screen and cut-paste methods.
A Honda dealer shares how the print screen feature helps demonstrate vehicle details and color options to customers skeptical about incoming inventory, prompting colleagues to recommend more advanced screenshot tools like Windows 7's Snipping Tool, Gadwin Print Screen, Jing, and Skitch for Mac. The thread evolves into a practical toolkit discussion where automotive professionals exchange their preferred screen capture solutions, with most tools offering advantages like direct email integration, selective area capture, and time savings over traditional print screen and cut-paste methods.
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