If you teach, train or support computer users, using screen captures can be an efficient way to provide instructions. Taking multiple screen shots and formatting your images in a word processing program can be time-consuming. Screen Steps is an all-in-one program that allows you to capture images, add text and annotations then export your document […]
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Posts Tagged ‘images’
Easily Create Visual Tutorials
December 9th, 2011
View Online Images as a 3D Slideshow
May 27th, 2011
Cooliris is an app for iPhone and iPad users that provides an interactive slideshow view of images and videos you find online. The Cooliris plugin is currently compatible with: Flickr, Facebook, Instagram, and more. Once you install Cooliris, all you need to do is mouse over images and videos on many supported sites, then click the […]
Easily Capture a Screenshot
April 22nd, 2010
A screenshot is an image taken of the computer screen or a portion of the screen. These images can be useful for creating a demonstration of a program or even for recording a problem on your computer. You can easily take a screenshot on a Mac or PC without installing additional software. For PC On […]
News in Pictures
March 4th, 2010
With the increasing amount of information available on the Internet, means for consuming online resources are constantly evolving and becoming more image driven. Many sites use images to represent news from around the world. Seeing an interesting picture may expose you to a topic that you wouldn’t have otherwise noticed. BBC News posts a daily slideshow in the Day in Pictures section. Google […]
Quote the Web with Kwout
February 18th, 2010
With Kwout, a Firefox Add-on, you can take screen shots of any Web page that you’d like to display as an image. The distinguishing feature of Kwout is the use of an image map, which allows hyperlinks within the screen shot to remain active and clickable. The image above is an example of a screen shot taken using […]
Easily Extract Images from a Word Document
October 22nd, 2009
Once an image is included in a Word document, it is embedded as part of the file. If you would like to use an image that is part of a Word document, luckily there is a quick and easy way to extract and save images from Word. Saving a Word document as a Web page […]
A Guide to Understanding Image Formats
September 10th, 2009
If you’ve ever worked with photo-editing software, you’re probably aware of the numerous file formats for saving digital images, ranging from JPG to GIF to TIFF. Some formats are proprietary to specific software, while others can be used across programs and platforms. There are several factors to consider when selecting an image format, such as […]