June 20, 2007
SnagIt! Brilliant!
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I‘ve known about SnagIt! for over a decade, but figured that since I just about knew my way around graphic editing software I didn’t need it.
Pride makes a mockery of a man.
I finally relented and downloaded the 30 day trial.
WOW!
It’s soooo easy to capture images, text, anything! — and there’s even plugins for IE and Firefox so I can one-click to grab an image.
There’s also plugins so that it exports directly into Photoshop, auto exports as a gif or a jpg, into Word or PowerPoint…
There’s even a page on their website on how to use it in a small business setting.
I just saved myself a LOT of hassle… should have snagged this years ago!
Stumble it!
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June 20th, 2007 at 11:19 am
I have experience both with Snagit and DemoCreator, a snagit like screen recorder.
http://www.sameshow.com/demo-creator.html
Snagit is good to capture still images.
But for a filmimg of screen acitivities, DemoCreator does a better. I can even record narration for the demo. This can not be done with Snagit.
June 21st, 2007 at 8:15 pm
Hello Lee,
I can only but agree, I do love Snagit too (as my blog may show
)
Kingmarsh, Snagit does OK for recording video of screen activities, but if you want top DVD quality you should really look into Camtasia by the same maker as Snagit.