Tag: SCREENCAP

For a while now I've been using ZScreen to handle my screen capturing chores on Windows. Brad touched on Greenshot back in December, and after being urged by one of my Twitter followers the other day I decided to give it a try. Since Brad's post, the author has responded to calls for the creation of an installer though Greenshot is still less than a half-megabyte download. The three key capture ...

I've been using Faststone Capture portable for ages to handle my screenshot tasks, but PicPick is a very capable alternative. PicPick provides the usual capture functionality and Windows hot key replacements (print screen and the control + and alt + variations), but it doesn't stop there. The integrated editor is packed with features, and can easily handle any quick edits I need for creating ...

PDF Image Extract is a free Windows utility that does exactly what the name suggests: it extracts images from PDF files. Sure, you could save pictures one at a time the old fashioned way by hitting print screen and pasting the image into an editor or using a screen capture program. But PDF Image Extract saves you a lot of time if you want to save multiple images because it will save every single ...

Anyone that blogs about websites and has tried before knows that getting a decent screencap of a web page can be tricky. Enter FireShot, a Firefox extension that makes quality captures child's play. Install the add-on and you're given FireShot creates a tiny menu on your navigation toolbar that gives quick access to full-page and visible area capture functions. It does a great job at ...

Want to take a screen capture of a web site? Not just the part you can see on your screen, but the whole page, even the parts you have to scroll for 20 minutes to find? Super Screenshot is a web based tool that will let you capture any page and save the output as a JPG or PNG image file. You get a few options with Super Screenshot, like the ability to capture a whole page or just the top of the ...

A crafty AOL developer has created a little app called ScreenJot, which pretty successfully imitates the behavior for taking screenshots in OS X. I know there are lots of screen cap tools out there (feel free to suggest your faves in the comments), but this one I'll be using just because it's so close to the OS X method. With ScreenJot, you can hit Ctrl-Shift-5 and get a little crop tool, so you ...