As I am creating my first ebook at this stage (sweat, sweat!), I have to make some screen shots to demonstrate certain step-by-step processes to make them easier to understand. My problem was that I had no idea how to do that!
Well, John from www. johnthornhillcoaching.com showed me a site which makes it very easy to capture screen shots and modify them to your liking. You can even “draw” in them to highlight important stuff.
It is not a free service, unfortunately, – you can use it for free for starters, but all of your screen shots will have “unregistered version” printed across them. It will set you back about $30USD, but if you are into Internet Marketing, that investment will prove to be well worth it.
Make Screen Shots – Gadwin Print Screen
This is my first professionally taken screen shot, just created. Not too bad, eh? I was a bit wobbly with my red pen, but this looks like it is going to be good fun…
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on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 5:03 pm
Hi Petra
I was in the same boat as you a few days ago. I found Jing it to is brilliant and FREE yipee! It is operated by techsmith who have the camtasia product.
It is probably the easiest product I have ever come across to use.
Also it does video as well, again very very easy!
I did a post on my blog yesterday that is using jing for screen shots, see what you think.
Good Luck
Lynne
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on Jan 11th, 2010 at 10:19 am
LOL I love the red squiggly line, there are many free image editing software out there that will make that oval line as straight as can be, such as GIMP
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Petra Weiss Reply:
January 15th, 2010 at 8:45 am
Dave, that was my early days, I am actually using Jing now and am very happy with it. It does make straight lines!!!
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