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> use .TIFF or .BMP format for screen shots (save them in the specific format
> in
> SnagIt) and .EPS format for vector graphics (e.g., Illustrator).
[snip]
> You can also use .GIF formats, but you
> should be prepared to lose some of the detail.
.PNG also produces clear screen shots. .PNG shots are are smaller than bitmaps,
and handy for HTML conversion.
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