I have other Ashampoo programs that I am NOT happy with and have told them! I have no connection to Ashampoo other than being a satisfied user.

You can save the screen capture locally, send by email, send to Facebook, open it in Photoshop, print. Once you have that you can add notes, arrows, shapes, crop, erase some parts, blur parts, add numbering. You can capture whole screen, selection rectangle or free shape, multiple objects, menu and sub-menu items, whole web page that would require scrolling, capture after a set time has elapsed. Not free but pretty inexpensive - Ashampoo Snap (they are up to version 10 at the moment) But if the article I want to capture extends beyond what the screen can show (scrolling required), I don't see how snipping will work. The following procedures show how to use Snipping Tool.' From there you can annotate, save, or share the snip. Capture the entire screen.Īfter you capture a snip, it's automatically copied to the Snipping Tool window. Select a window, such as a browser window or dialog box, that you want to capture. Drag the cursor around an object to form a rectangle. You can capture any of the following types of snips: Use it to save and share news stories, movie reviews, or recipes.Ĭapture all or part of your PC screen, add notes, save the snip, or email it from the Snipping Tool window. 'Sometimes the easiest way to make a copy of something is to take a snapshot of your screen-this is what Snipping Tool does. I use the Windows 7 snipping tool - also available for 8 and 10 But before I download it, is there any way I can check that it doesn't contain malware? What steps do you recommend to reduce the risk of downloading a malicious program?ītw, here's the program I'm interested in. I was reading reviews for screen capture software and found a free program that seems pretty good.

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