You can set up up to capture the whole screen or set up three keys Ctrl+Alt+R and it gives you crosshairs where you can draw a box around the region you want.
You can add some annotations to your image and same it in a few different formats.
I've used it for years..there is a paid version but for PowerPoints, emails & blogging the free version works great.
Along the same line, how did you get your route put so cleanly on a map? So far, I can only get my Garmin 305 to cover my route with boxes. Your screenshot looks much better.
@Kyle the screenshot comes from the iPhone app Runkeeper. For the month of January Runkeeper is giving the app away for free (I paid $10.00). You can upload your activities to their website and run various fitness reports etc... I've used the app since May and it was worth the $10.00 that I had to pay for it..
Morning walk in the park, looks like I was "Walking Drunk"
How do you get all those screen shots for inclusion in your blog?
ReplyDeleteI use a free program called UltraSnap
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You can set up up to capture the whole screen or set up three keys Ctrl+Alt+R and it gives you crosshairs where you can draw a box around the region you want.
You can add some annotations to your image and same it in a few different formats.
I've used it for years..there is a paid version but for PowerPoints, emails & blogging the free version works great.
Thanks for the Link.
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Along the same line, how did you get your route put so cleanly on a map? So far, I can only get my Garmin 305 to cover my route with boxes. Your screenshot looks much better.
ReplyDelete@Kyle the screenshot comes from the iPhone app
ReplyDeleteRunkeeper.
For the month of January
Runkeeper is giving the app away for free (I paid $10.00).
You can upload your activities to their website and run various fitness reports etc...
I've used the app since May and it was worth the $10.00 that I had to pay for it..