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Paint.net was a side project by some Microsoft people to update Paint.
For whatever reason, MS doesn't officially claim it, but it's secretly
understood to be the "official" Paint replacement. Go figure.
(and it's not a bad little paint program)
BrianH.
-----Original Message----- From: Ed
If you decide to go this route, I suggest the free Paint.net
(www.getpaint.net). It's a lot more powerful, and a lot less
frustrating, than MS Paint.
I've no ties to paint.net other than it's free and it works. -=Ed.
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> Of Chris Morton
> Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 11:44 AM
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> Subject: Re: Screen Capture Software?
>
> To capture a complete screen, press *[PrintScreen]*.
> To capture only the active window, press *[Alt]*+*[PrintScreen]*.
>
> The image is captured to the Windows Clipboard.
>
> Next, paste the Clipboard image into MS Paint (*Start* > *Run* >
> MSPAINT). Within Paint, you can pull out just what you want, add what
> you want,
fudge
> existing shots, add callouts, or whatever else your creative mind can
dream
> up. Make sure you get well acquainted with the Select and Magnifier
> tools.
>
> No, it's not as fully-featured as SnagIt, but it's free and it works.
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