#Snagit version 12.4 professional

Give it perspective, spotlight an area, or add other nifty effects. Make your screenshot pop with a drop shadow. Apply ready-made objects from the menus…and your picture is worth 1,000 more words! Unlike expensive, complex image editing suites,SnagIt makes everyday screen capture tasks one-click easy. » You don’t need a million confusing options, you need the right tools at the right time. What’s that? You want to set up a keystroke that captures a menu along with the mouse pointer…adds a drop shadow…and sends the image directly to your ***** dot com blog? Sure, no problem! Don’t feel limited by the eleven profiles-create your own combinations for nearly unlimited capture possibilites. SnagIt comes with eleven preset buttons that make screen capture a cinch! Capture a region of your screen, text from a window, the contents of a tall page that scrolls, all the images on a Web page, you get the idea. Snag exactly what you need, with just a click. » Don’t waste time cropping your captures. » Capture – if you can see it, you can snag it!

With powerful new features that allow you to edit previously placed objects, capture embedded links and add interactivity to your captures,SnagIt 8 makes it easier than ever before to capture, edit, and share anything on your screen.

#Snagit version 12.4 professional

Increase your productivity while quickly creating professional presentations and flawless documentation. Use SnagIt’s built-in editors to modify, annotate, and enhance your images and the Catalog Browser to organize your files. Automatically save in one of 23 file formats, or send to the printer, to your e-mail, or to the clipboard. Or, capture and share any part of any application that runs on your PC. Capture and share an article, image, or Web page directly from your screen.

Using SnagIt, you can select and capture anything on your screen, then easily add text, arrows, or effects, and save the capture to a file or share it immediately by e-mail or IM.

Techsmith Snagit – The award-winning screen-capture software. It also then had the little dots on its title bar, once it was docked, but no title bar appeared at all before docking, and clicking where the dots should have been did nothing.īut at last, it's come home. When I dragged on top of it, the capture panel docked itself! That arrow, as I moved the floating capture tray towards it, turned blue. At that point, I saw some kind of round circle with multi-directional arrows on its edge in the middle, I think, I only glanced at it, because I also noticed a kind of arrow pointing down below it near where I wanted to dock. But I maximized the window, closed the vertical panel at the right, manually stretched the floating open captures tray so that it lined up close to where it would be if attached. I forgot to try the rapidly double-clicking the title bar of the floating tray, as suggested by Rick Stone.