Screen Capture

[Bill Kibbel]

On my last desktop, I had a handy little photo editing software thing that I only used for quick screenshots. I think I heard about it here. Anyone know/remember the name?

[patt]

In Win 7 there's the Snipping tool in the Accessories folder in the start menu.

[kurt]

Snagit. I love Snagit.

[Terence McCann]

ScreenPrint 32 v3.

http://screenprint32.en.softonic.com/

[Steven Hockstein]

Photoscape is photo editing software. Very simple and powerful. Go to CNET and get it for free.

[John Dirks Jr]

Check your keyboard for the key labled - prt sc (usually along the top somewhere)

If you hit control + prt sc, it will copy the current screen.

Then, open MS paint and paste the image in. You can then edit, save, etc...

[Douglas Hansen]

I use one called PrinkKey-Pro and love it.

[rkenney]

Check your keyboard for the key labled - prt sc (usually along the top somewhere)

If you hit control + prt sc, it will copy the current screen.

Then, open MS paint and paste the image in. You can then edit, save, etc...

PrntScr alone will usually copy your entire desktop. Alt-PrntScr will copy just the open window. (Less desktop garbage, re-size open window to desired size). Paste to anything that uses the clipboard/buffer. (Word, Paint, Outlook, etc...)

[charlieb]

I use Jing. Works flawlessly.