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Cool screenshot utility for Mac OS X
I saw a co-worker using Constrictor, and was VERY impressed with the intuitiveness of this software.
For people doing documentation with screenshots, this is a VERY useful utility. (hint hint)
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May 21st, 2002 - 14:20
Everyone I know who’s doing Mac-related writing with screenshots uses Snapz Pro.
May 21st, 2002 - 14:49
On 5/21/02, Jim Roepcke said:
>I saw a co-worker using Constrictor, and was VERY impressed with the
>intuitiveness of this software.
>
>For people doing documentation with screenshots, this is a VERY useful
>utility. (hint hint)
Ok, Ok, but have you ever seen my favorite screenshot utility? Snapz Pro X (http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/) is goujuss!
Seth
May 21st, 2002 - 15:00
On Tuesday, May 21, 2002, at 03:49 PM, Seth Dillingham
wrote:
> Ok, Ok, but have you ever seen my favorite screenshot utility? Snapz
> Pro X (http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/) is goujuss!
Does Snapz Pro X let you select an area of the screen to take a
screenshot of and have the area selected persist so that you can just
work on the subject of the screenshots and take snaps of the same area
without having to reselect the area each time?
(I haven’t used Snapz Pro so I have no idea)
I found that to be a very excellent feature.
Jim
May 21st, 2002 - 15:05
On 5/21/02, Jim Roepcke said:
>Does Snapz Pro X let you select an area of the screen to take a
>screenshot of and have the area selected persist so that you can just
>work on the subject of the screenshots and take snaps of the same area
>without having to reselect the area each time?
>
>(I haven’t used Snapz Pro so I have no idea)
>
>I found that to be a very excellent feature.
If you’re asking if it remembers the area that you last captured, the answer is yes.
Seth
May 21st, 2002 - 15:07
On 5/21/02 16:00, “Jim Roepcke” <jim@roepcke.com> wrote:
> Does Snapz Pro X let you select an area of the screen to take a
> screenshot of and have the area selected persist so that you can just
> work on the subject of the screenshots and take snaps of the same area
> without having to reselect the area each time?
Yes
May 21st, 2002 - 15:09
On Tuesday, May 21, 2002, at 04:05 PM, Seth Dillingham
wrote:
> On 5/21/02, Jim Roepcke said:
>
>> Does Snapz Pro X let you select an area of the screen to take a
>> screenshot of and have the area selected persist so that you can just
>> work on the subject of the screenshots and take snaps of the same area
>> without having to reselect the area each time?
>>
>> (I haven’t used Snapz Pro so I have no idea)
>>
>> I found that to be a very excellent feature.
>
> If you’re asking if it remembers the area that you last captured, the
> answer is yes.
Anyone wondering how the WebObjects book got up over 400 pages just got
the answer.
(just kidding)
Jim