capture pdf file with snagit mac save as jpg

It also has it’s own image editor and some other tools built in, such as on screen protractor and pixel ruler, as well as a magnifier and color picker. It is much easier to use than the Snipping tool. While it works to capture a scrolling window in Word and any of the four browsers I have installed, it does not capture a scrolling window on Thunderbird (my email client). PicPick is a reliable program with a small footprint that is very easy on Windows resources.

It will capture a region of your screen (drag the crosshairs across a diagonal of the rectangular area you want), or a scrolling window, as well as some other options. For more than two pages it can be a bit unwieldy. You can do this several times for a multipage message. Take another Snip, scroll the Paint window so the bottom of what you put there earlier is at the top and then Paste the second part in. Now go back to the message and scroll it so the second screen shows.

About twice for a ‘2 screen height’ message. Then in Paint, go to File > Properties, and change the height to two or three times what ever is there. Paste that to Paint (in the Start Menu under Accessories). Use the Snipping Tool for what shows on one screen.

Capture pdf file with snagit mac save as jpg