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Subject: Re: Screen snapshot with menus
Summary: Buy SnapJot!
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Date: 22 Aug 90 00:08:18 GMT
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In article <863@h.cs.wvu.wvnet.edu> eichmann@cs.wvu.wvnet.edu (David Eichmann) writes:
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>  I'm looking for a way to do a screen snapshot that includes pull-down
>menus.  Any recommendations?
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>- Dave

I use SnapJot for screen capture. It cost about $40.00 from Mac
Connection. It is far and away the best screen capture utility I've
used. It will capture anything, at any time, including pull-down menus
and modal dialog boxes. It will save as Paint or PICT, in at least 256
colors. It keeps all captures open as screen windows, until you close
them. That is, when you capture a screen or part of a screen, SnapJot
puts the capture into a window that you can move around, save, or close.
Great software, no conflicts I've found (and I use Multifinder with
about 15 INITs), and great support, the one time I actually needed it.
Oh yeah, and it runs on every Mac. I use it on a ci with the internal
video. No problem.

Ken Weiss