Please Suggest a Good Screen Capture Software

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  1. Headborg

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    I'm looking for a good, easy to use, FREE if POSSIBLE screen capture program to take screen shots with? I downloaded the trial version of HyperSnap 6..and although I stayed at a Holiday Inn last nite, I'm not a rocket scientist! It's hard enought learning how to use all these video editing, authoring software...I really don't want a steep "learning curve" on just some program to take snap shots of how/where what to do trying to help others with their problems.
     
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    VLC can take snapshots of video and it works pretty well thats what i use......
     
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    I agee with SnagIt... it's the best. but please try to keep the viewing file down to no larger than 800x640 so we don't have to keep using the bar at the bottom of the screen to read or view your pixs! thanks! it does help!

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    You should also try Wink.
     
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    Does your keyboard have a "Print Screen/SysRq" key, to the right of your F12 key? If so, you can press the "Alt" key and the "Print Screen" key, and take a screen shot of the active window.
     
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