#Snagit app for tablet windows 7#

Ryan mentioned that he uses that command in PowerPoint.

Jessica said that she’s found the “insert a screenshot” command in Word to be really useful.

Nice features: already installed on all library PCs.

You can find it on your office computers (go to the Start menu and in the search box, begin typing “snipping” until the program icon appears)

#Snagit app for tablet windows 7#

Stephen mentioned that all Windows machines running Windows 7 or 8 come with a free screencapture tool from Microsoft.Nice features: open source! free lots of annotation options.Frank spoke about his use of Greenshot, a free and open source tool for capturing screenshots.Nice features: easy uploading of annotated screenshots to captures video as well extensive annotation options.Although it isn’t free, there is education pricing available that brings to the cost down from the retail. Stephen showed how SnagIt works for capturing screenshots and for uploading them, if desired, to a free account at.Nice features: free lots of annotation options color picker gives you dimensions of screenshot as you draw rectangle around area you want to capture can be shared across your Maxthon account if you have the browser set up on other devices (other computers, phones, tablets, etc.).Ryan demo’d the “Snap” function in Maxthon that lets you take screenshots and then annotate them.Half a dozen folks showed up to talk about screencapture software, the theme of the day.