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To clarify, if a window already has rounded corners and the area selected was a "Window" region detected by Snagit, I was hoping that Snagit could capture them the way WinSnap does. I don't disagree with your desire to " apply rounded corners to an existing capture", but it's different from the intent of my original post. My gut tells me that if we were able to define a radius, it wold be nothing but trouble, as that radius would likely change between captures. In the example above, it would be the dark area as well as the surrounding corners. I do agree with you that it would be nice if a way could be devised to offer that capability so that one just ends up with a selection where transparency is applied to the area outside what you have selected. If it were, capturing an image from a google search would be a piece of cake because of the typically surrounding dark color. But logic tells me the process definitely isn't looking at something like color differences. Of course, how that is done is way beyond my current ability to comprehend.

#Snagit windows 7 how to#

Because as you move that selection around, it does know how to "lock onto" different areas of a dialog. Now I do believe it is already able to detect edges somehow. What would seem to be the answer (to me, anyway) is for SnagIt to have an option that was able to detect edge differences and just render anything outside that edge area as transparent. It's just that parts of the image are rendered as transparent. Sure, you can use the Advanced option to capture freehand and draw a curved area, but you ultimately end up with a rectangular image in the end. The final image will always have to be a rectangle.

Seems to me that regardless of how you slice it, there won't ever be a way to truly capture an odd shaped area. SnagIt's One Click 2018 is about the only thing on my computer with rounded corners I'm aware of, and I run a lot of software.

#Snagit windows 7 windows 10#

Windows 10 and most applications use sharp square edges. Last release was in 2018.If you've got a key and registered it, seems like you could still get a current version and use it for those rounded captures.

#Snagit windows 7 free#

It's says it's a one time purchase, upgrades are free for life. I was curious about it and looked at it's website. I think Microsoft decided it was a mistake to expect users to know enough to do that "If Necessary". It was also a resource hog that overwhelmed under-powered graphics cards. Why would TechSmith want to develop a feature for a soon to be antiquated operating system?

No more security updates, no more updates.

#Snagit windows 7 windows 7#

Windows 7 is going the way of the horse and buggy in January 2020.

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