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Subject:Re: how-to screen capture... From:Mark Jordan <mjordan -at- TSSC -dot- CO -dot- NZ> Date:Tue, 3 Dec 1996 10:53:19 +1300
>What's the best screen capturer? I've used Lview, but the images and words
>on the captured screen are unreadable.
We use 'SnagIt', downloadable from the internet (sorry I haven't got the
homepage details available right now).
It is available in a 16 & a 32 bit format and works well. Various options
control image scaling, output to file and printer and region of the window
to be captured.
