Software for capturing screen shots for training manual
Greetings. I am putting together a training manual for a group of very non-technical folks so I thought it would be a good idea to include as many screen-shots as possible. With that said, I have been using WIN key + print screen key to do the screen shots and figured there has to be a better way. So what are the experts using to create screen-shots? The cheaper and easier to use software suggestions get more points than the more expensive apps.
Thanks everyone!
Thanks everyone!
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Great suggestions experts and I appreciate every one of them. I am going to submit the ideas to the other IS folks and training team to see what they think and hope to have this closed out by Monday of next week (things move slow in government, sorry for the delay).
-Aaron
-Aaron
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Thanks everyone for your help!
@yobri: Good tool, the users liked it
@ded9: The software everyone loved and asked to get quotes on it! Great app.
@MASQUERAID: IrfanView was labeled as "tricky" by the users but they wanted to use CamStudio if the Camtasia app proves to be too $$
@danch99: They liked the options but didn't spend very long using it.
@DrKlahn: The other soultuion the group loved!
@pcunite: Camstudio was the 3rd option on their list (as mentioned by masqueraid) and Wink was one I liked.
@yobri: Good tool, the users liked it
@ded9: The software everyone loved and asked to get quotes on it! Great app.
@MASQUERAID: IrfanView was labeled as "tricky" by the users but they wanted to use CamStudio if the Camtasia app proves to be too $$
@danch99: They liked the options but didn't spend very long using it.
@DrKlahn: The other soultuion the group loved!
@pcunite: Camstudio was the 3rd option on their list (as mentioned by masqueraid) and Wink was one I liked.
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Looking at your suggestions now.