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The windows snipping tool is OK for capturing a piece of a current
screen and you can do a bit of drawing on it now but it pales badly
compared to snag-it. If you don't need what it does then you're good.
But the delay the snag timer for one is awesome for doing presentations.
It also has vastly more ability to add notes, boxes, arrows, etc and to
trim in many ways. It has other image edit capability as well.
Curiously, having never used GIMP, I googled it. The very first entry
that google brought up for me was a user with Snagit at the office and
was struggling with what GIMP wouldn't do for him at home.
As usual, missing features that you don't use, don't matter! When you
need them, then it's a problem!
- DrF
On 7/29/2024 11:28 AM, James H. H. Lampert via MIDRANGE-L wrote:
On 7/29/24 8:18 AM, Jim Oberholtzer wrote:
In this case google is a friend. It's software, try looking it up.......
*shrug* Doesn't appear to do anything that the screen capture
functionality of GIMP doesn't do. And I seem to recall that both Mac and
WinDoze have a built-in screen capture (maybe Linux, too), although I
can't recall ever using it.
--
JHHL
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