SnagIt Pro 10.0.0 Build 788 Capturing + Editining +New Build

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Release: 11 May, 2010

SnagIt 10 represents a big step forward for a great utility. While some
of the new functionality may not appeal, the most significant changes
are major improvements to what was already a very good piece of
software. Strongly recommended.

There are a few utilities out
there which can make your life so much easier, you wouldn't contemplate
living without them. As someone who works on the web, I'm taking
screenshots all the time and SnagIt is the only tool I'd use for this
vital element of my job.

In its latest incarnation, SnagIt has
added a lot of new features and a jazzed-up interface. While the old
familiar 'big red button' remains, much of the UI (particularly in the
Editor window) has been completely overhauled. Gone is the XP blue of
previous versions, replaced with a Vista-friendly charcoal look which
works pretty well.

The program's key features (taking and editing
screenshots) remain pretty much unchanged. You still have a huge amount
of power of just what type of screenshot you can take, with timers,
cursor settings and profiles all still playing a major role. I was
pleased to see that my profiles from the last version of SnagIt were
kept as it would have been a real nuisance to have to re-program them.

The
biggest improvements to this new version are certainly connected to the
Editor window. For example: whereas previously, you had to take a
capture, work on it, save it and then take your next one; now you can
take as many screenshots as you like, using whichever profiles, and work
on them all as you wish. This is a huge time-saver and a very welcome
addition to the program.

Another feature that has been added is
of less obvious use. SnagIt now supports meta-tagging and labeling of
captured images. The idea behind this feature is that you start to use
SnagIt to categorize your images as well as capture them. I can
understand the thinking behind this addition but I'm not sure if it's
really much more than feature-creep. I can't see myself changing my
workflow to fit with SnagIt, nor do I want to lose the capability of
moving image files around at will (if you use Windows Explorer to move
tagged images, the tags and labels are lost).

Capture Features

* Sequential capture
* New Visual Design
* Capture Web Pages with Links
* Capture All File Types From the Web
* Improved Desktop Integration
* Banner and Domain Blocking Technology added to Web Capture
* Enhanced Web Capture
* Enhanced Auto Scroll Capture
* Import and Export Capture Profiles
* Capture profile interface
* Capture profile wizard
* SnagIt OneClick interface
* Microsoft Outlook add-in
* Microsoft Excel Add-In
* 16 New File Formats
* Adobe Framemaker Plug-in
* Microsoft Word Add-In
* Microsoft PowerPoint Add-In
* Internet Explorer Add-In
* COM Server Interface
* Printer Capture
* Extended Windows Capture
* Web Capture
* DirectX Capture
* Layered Windows Capture
* Multiple Region Capture
* Delayed and Scheduled Capture
* TWAIN support
* Irregular Shape Capture
* Horizontal Scrolling Windows
* Object Capture
* Digital Camera files: JPEG and TIFF
* Audio Recording
* Transparent GIF
* Cascaded Menu Capture
* BMP, GIF, JPEG, TIFF, PCX, PNG, interlaced GIF, progressive JPEG
* Slow AVI Capture and Playback
* Fixed Region Capture
* Text Capture
* Video Capture

Compatible with: Windows 2000, XP (32-bit or 64-bit), Vista (32-bit or 64-bit)
Language: English

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