I had a program once that forced me to crop a screenshot every time I saved it. That was annoying.
I want a program that I can do a specific keyboard shortcut to specifically ask me to crop it but when I just press print screen normally just takes the whole screen.
What should I get?
I have windows 8
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Use the already included Win 8 "Snipping Tool". (Search Snipping Tool in the charms bar) :thumbsup:
You can highlight any thing on the screen, or the whole screen. Box or free form snipping.
Use Snipping Tool to capture screen shots - Microsoft Windows HelpS.Prime, MrDJ, tijo and 1 other person like this. -
I just print screen, paste it in Irfanview, and crop from there. Snipping tool is useful too as mentioned.
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I just use MS Paint if that's all I'm doing.
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LukeGeauxBoom Notebook Consultant
+1 on the Snipping Tool. I use it daily for screen captures.
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What if i want snipping tool to autosave to dropbox screenshot folder like everywhere else?
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LukeGeauxBoom Notebook Consultant
I don't think it can auto save to a location, you have to manually save it to the location you specify.
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ive been using gadwin print screen for years and then crop in picasa.
now why hadnt i heard about snipping tool until mentioned here. so much easier.
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StormJumper Notebook Virtuoso
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certainly works good but only niggle i found was each time its used the file name stays the same so have to remember to change capture to capture1 etc.
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Here's the one I use: DuckLink Software
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Snagit works great for me.
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
Snagit, Screenpresso, PrintScreenKey, Jing, and the Windows Snipping Tool
I have used all those and more, but those are my favorite ones.
Screenpresso is especially up there since I often do markups for guides/documentation Jing used to be up there till they started to offer the "pro" version and the free version nags you some. -
FScapture version 5.3 free for home use.
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Snipping tool is alright. But you have to click on the program each time for a new snip! -
Dude, just learn to code already and write your own tool. Your needs are far too niche/lazy. Is clicking that hard?
I have a ton, yes a ton, (metric ton actually) of stuff to unload by hand (in 55-lb. bags) and stack in a corner tomorrow afternoon. Clicking isn't that hard, get over it.
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Program to let you crop a screenshot?
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by kneehowguys, Apr 28, 2014.