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I use to use CaptureMe for Mac OS X, which was great; unfortunately I no longer have a Mac. Looking for recommendations :wink:

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- Rob
 
I have one on my keyboard, its called "Print Screen", press that, then go to MS paint. Then CTRL + V. Done.
 
Agree with Tekz - "Print scrn" button on keyboard than paste to any image editor you use.
 
Print Screen button doesn't work for DVDs though unless you lower your quality. To capture DVD shots you will probably need a better program. I don't have one to recommend though.
 
Also since weare on the subject hre's another usefull bit of info.

Download this image optimizer ad you can drp the size of your images usually by about 200% without dropping quality.

http://xat.com/io/index.html

That's the one you want and yes it has a demo.

It will also do whole directories of images at once.

-=DCG=-
 
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