SnagIt is the most complete screen capture utility available. Capture and share images, text or video from your PC. Create beautiful presentations, flawless documentation and quickly save online content. SnagIt 7 offers a totally new interface and workflow - making SnagIt easier for beginners to use, while still providing maximum convenience and flexibility for the screen capture experts. Capture: Capture just the content you want: screen, window, program menus, objects, scrolling windows, icons, regions, DirectX sources, DOS screens – anything you see on the screen. Output to the Clipboard, printer, a file, the Web, an e-mail attachment, catalog or preview window. Save images as BMP, GIF, EPS, JPEG, PNG, PSD, TGA, TIF and many more. Edit: Mark up images using drawing tools, highlights, animation shapes, frames, and borders. Apply artistic drop shadows, torn, faded and wave edge effects. Add text boxes, stamps, arrows, and sticky notes. Eliminate unwanted areas of screen captures with crop, cut and join features. Take advantage of these same editing features in the preview window, so you can edit your screen captures as fast as you can take them. Organize: Organize and view all of your captures and multimedia files in thumbnail view. Select multiple files to save, convert file formats, print and e-mail in batches. Use the step-by-step wizard to quickly build a Web page with screen capture and other image files. SnagIt's immense feature list put it a class of its own. Not only can SnagIt capture any image from your PC, it can also capture text, video and all the graphics from a website in just one click. SnagIt's toolbar add-ins provide quick access to the most common capture features right from within Adobe FrameMaker and the Microsoft Office suite. Perform faster captures with SnagIt's new profile management system and SnagIt OneClick for true one click captures from the desktop toolbar. SnagIt - The only screen capture utility ever awarded both the PC Magazine Editors' Choice Award and their Five-Star Ranking Award - June 2003."