RE: Capturing display file images for documentation

I'm with Patrice.

I've been using SnagIt since late '98 and I don't know what I'd do
without it these days.  The advice to insert the picture from file was
right on the money.  I've done some great document space-saving things
by capturing, say, only a specific region of the screen when necessary
to show an error message rather than print-screening the whole display
session just to show the text on the bottom.  

What's even better is I've been able to "genericize" my documents by
altering the screen shots.  I create them as *.bmp files and then go
into to MS Paintbrush, zoom in, and use the black eraser mode to clear
out any data I don't want to show up, like system names or client info,
etc.  I have no problems sharing pertinent documentation with clients
having done that. 

Best regards,

Steven W. Martinson, CISSP, CISM
Manager of OutLink Security
Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
7800 Willowchase Blvd.
Houston, TX.  77070
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