Re:Screen Capture Question

["Charles, Dan" <CharlesD -at- tyson -dot- com>]

Barb,
I have always used Paint Shop Pro from Jasc software for screen captures. It
allows you to control the capture; you can choose between the entire screen,
an active window, or a selected area. You can save in any common format, and
it has modest editing capabilities. 

The learning curve for version 5 and older has been reasonably shallow. I
have not looked at the latest version, but have been told that there is a
significant jump in the interface complexity making it more difficult to
learn for people who work with older versions.

The price is less than $150, and you can try it out for 30 days free. Go to
www.Jasc.com to learn more.
Thanks,
Dan Charles
IS Technical Writer
Tyson Foods, Inc.
charlesd -at- tyson -dot- com
(501) 290-3798




Subject: Screen Capture Question
From: Barbara Bogucki <iluvsoftware -at- yahoo -dot- com>
Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2000 11:38:47 -0700 (PDT)
X-Message-Number: 1

At my last job, we did screen capture right through
the software.

At my new job, I have to find software that handles
screen capture.

Or I can just do screen print and use Paint.

Does anyone know

1) If Paint will yield good results with such a thing,
wih most software (I can't test it yet - I am not into
their software yet) ?

2) If not, is there any such thing as software to do
such a thing (screen capture)? Does it work as a
companion with software? 

Barb Y
Thanks