I need to get some screen shots of our program running on my Windows computer. Now that I’m running Win10, what’s the smart way to do this so I can crop to size and save the screenshots as PNG files?
I’ve been running Ubuntu Linux on an old PC and would like to get some screen captures. Is there a way to do that without the command line, and can I get delayed screenshots too?
I’ve been taking Windows screen captures with the Clipping tool for ever and it’s amazing to me that nothing’s improved in all these years. Am I missing something? Is there a better way to capture what’s on my screen in Windows 10?
I take a lot of screen captures on my iMac and every time it saves as a PNG file. My SEO friend told me that for screenshots JPEG or JPEG 2000 are better formats and will be much, much smaller files. Cool. How do I change the Mac screencapture format?
I’m in QA testing and take zillions of screen captures on test machines. Then I have to copy them over to my main computer for reports. Tedious. I understand that there’s a way in Dropbox to have screenshots automatically export? How do I set that up!
We’re not allowed to lock our computers at work and I’m convinced someone checks my Mac when I’m at lunch. Is there any way to secretly capture the screen so I can review what happened at a later date?
Being able to record video footage of your Mac’s screen can be a lot more useful than you realize. Aside from creating tutorials and other similar types of videos, you can also save any content that you want – including online streaming videos, Skype calls, and games. If only it were easy…
I’m working on a manual for our company’s software and want to take screen captures on Windows 10. Problem is, the menus vanish when I launch the screen capture program. Help!
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