Hi everyone;
what is the best screenshot tool you use to create a tutorial in a CAD software (AutoCAD or SolidWorks for example)
Thank you
GadWin Printscreen
In particular, it allows you to select a minimized window and not the entire screen. In addition, it is possible to keep files of all the "screen prints" made.
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Simply the print screen key above the numeric keypad and a little bit of either paint, gimp or other image editing software.
The Snipping tool !!
He has been present since W7 and is very good :)
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Like Mathieu from "PAINT" and to capture a part of a screen: I use "Capture Tool" (In "All Programs" then "Accessories")
outil_de_capture.png
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Hello
I also use the W7 screenshot tool (there is Screen Capture for older Windows that I attach to it).
A little trick that works in basic Windows, when I only want a window, I hold ALT and then press the Print Screen key!
Very practical for a pop-up error message for example! And it avoids having to touch up again later!
screencaptureprint.exe
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same above I store in + on imageshack or picasa both free
for copies and transfers
@+ ;-)
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Hello
I haven't done a tutorial yet, but I'm thinking about it. On the other hand, I've already taken screenshots in what you want, what I recommend is indeed like all the others the Imp screen key on the keyboard.
If you do Alt+Imp screen, it only caps the active window.
Finally, more than paint, I would recommend Paint.net (free to download). It is the big brother of Paint and it is in my opinion more efficient than the basic paint.
Kind regards
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Hello
For my part, I use a small and practical free software, it's called printkey2000.
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See also CAPTURINO very practical, possible to select the capture area.