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From: yossie@fnal.fnal.gov (Yossie Silverman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.apps
Subject: Re: Screen Shooter!
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Date: 26 Nov 90 18:02:21 GMT
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SnapJot is my personal favorite.  It is pretty cheep (from MacConnection 
et al..) and very useful.  You can choose which key combination will  
capture the screen to any of: clipboard, printer, file, or new window on 
screen.  The later option is real nice.  Basically a window pops up with 
the contents of what you captured, directely over the captured image.  You 
can move this window, or copy/print/file it.  You can have as many windows 
as you like at once (and they stick around in multifinder).  You can 
capture across multiple screens, in different depths.  The cursor, menu's, 
etc.. are all capturable.  I've been using it a lot over the last month 
and so far have found NO bugs in it.   Cheers - Yossie

P.s.  I have no connection to the author, aside from his being a friend 
and co-worker :-)  I *definitely* make no money off of plugging his
products.

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