Re: Snip vs Snip and Sketch

[Jason Olson <josys36@xxxxxxxxx>]

I downloaded this and hey nice product. Thanks for sharing!

J


On 2/28/2020 8:42 AM, Dave Parnin wrote:
>   I like Greenshot (https://getgreenshot.org/) if you want to capture all/part of a screen and have some options of what to do with it.  You can save as, save directly, copy to clipboard, open in image editor, send to printer, send to Outlook, send to OneNote, send to Powerpoint, send to Word, send to Excel, send to Paint, or upload to Imgur.  It's free and fairly low-profile.
> Dave
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>      On Friday, February 28, 2020, 09:23:36 AM EST, Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>   I've been using the Windows Snip tool for some time now and have really enjoyed it.
> For awhile it's had this thing on it I've been ignoring suggesting something better.
> Today I was using Snip when it basically took control of all screens.  Our support desk used Dameware to get to it to clear it.  Says this happens on occasion.  Said this is really annoying when you're in the middle of a WebEx.  They suggested I use the new Snip and Sketch instead as it hasn't succumbed to this oddity.  It also appears in Windows 10 when you type in Snip on the search bar, just arrow down and select Snip and Sketch instead.  It also has the snip in 3 seconds feature which confused me until they explained that it allows you to activate those pull down menus and stuff which always disappeared when you pulled them down and tried to access Snip.  My workaround was to just hit Print Screen and paste it into Paint but I'll like that feature better.
> Snip and Sketch also has better drawing capabilities than Snip.
> Give Snip and Sketch a shot.
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> Rob Berendt
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