This one has tripped me up before. Here we talk about the "Create as Vector" option available under the Effects.

If you're new to Snagit and screen capture, this little video is the very basics of capturing something on your screen and putting the image in a email. This works with Word, PowerPoint, and any other program that can accept pictures.

So, you've decided to write a book and are working with Snagit? We'll if your publishing company or editor told you that your images need to 120-300 DPI, then you'll need to know how to do that with Snagit. Here's how I do it. Let me know if you know of a better way.

Snagit works great with PowerPoint, but it helps if you change the setting to match your workflow. Here's how you can more effectively work with PowerPoint if you are setting up a presentation.

You can get better quality with TSCC.

Sometimes the MS Office add-ins need to go away.

Snagit has a lot of tools to help you direct your viewers interest. If you want someone to notice something important, Spotlight & Magnify is a great way to do it.

You can assign each Snagit profile to a hotkey. This makes it really easy to move between different capture modes and styles.

Snagit supports a lot of file formats. It can open almost any image format and save a capture to almost any file format.

Some places, like chat, text-based email, and blog comments don't allow images. The next best thing to do then is to use Snagit's Screencast.com output to share a link to your screen capture.