That's IrfanView Another possibility you might check out, freeware, is Rendersoft CamStudio "RenderSoft CamStudio is a tool for recording screen activity into standard AVI video files. If you move the cursor, launch a new program, type some text, click a few buttons, or select some menus -- anything that you see on your screen -- CamStudio will be able to record all these and allow you to play them back later on. You can use CamStudio to demonstrate features of a new software create movies used in user trainings track the progress of a program that executes for a long time record the sequence of steps that cause the occurrence of bugs in faulty software record a movie stream convert AVI files to Flash (SWF) files" http://www.rendersoftware.com/products/camstudio/ It may or may not be helpful for your tutorial. Maris Gregory Fraser wrote: >> -----Original Message----- >> From: karl Shah-Jenner [mailto:shahjen@iinet.net.au] >> >> Not sure, but what you can do if you want to make sure you >> get everything >> you want is to open all the tool menus you need and hit >> 'print screen', then >> open a new file in photoshop (which will automatically set >> it's self to the >> correct size) and select 'paste'. > > Photoshop!? Can't this be done better (in every way) with Infranview?
