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SnapIt Screen Capture 3.7

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SnapIt Screen Capture 3.7



Capture anything you see on your PC screen!
Don't waste time cropping your captures. No more print screens... No more cameras on lappies... Just take a "snapshot" of anything exactly what you need, with just a click. Easy to Learn, Easy to Use!


Plus, it is a very convenient tool for bloggers. When you write posts on your blog you need to capture and crop images from different sources - this tool is for you.


Features:
- Supports hotkeys, auto-saving, clipboard
- Automatically copies screenshots to the clipboard
- Tracks capture history, auto-saves captured images
- Saves files in BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG and TIFF formats
- Auto-names captured images
- Crops out sections of vector graphic files such as Fw, Ai or Corel Draw without having to flatten the files or open in a new editor
- Irreplaceable tool for Designers, Office Workers, Business People, Analysts and more
- Perfect for Technical Writers who have to describe interfaces, menus, buttons, etc.


Minimal system requirements:
- Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/NT/XP/2000/2003/Vista installed and configured on your system.
- Microsoft Framework 2.0


DOWNLOAD: Try SnapIt for FREE!
File Size: 1.17 MB
Language: English
Platform: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/XP/2000 /2003/Vista


Discover how easy it is to take a "snapshot" of anything exactly what you need on your PC screen!

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