Snip It Tool
Does any one else use the Microsoft snip it tool? I love it for copying ideas that I later want to use for inspiration or design. Just wondering if any one else uses this?
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i used to use it... i went back to emailing things to myself... that way, they are available on both of my computers
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I have it at work but I don't have it on my pc. Is this free somewhere?
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I use it for writing user documents, and I've also found it useful to send images to help desks when vendor software goes amiss.
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I learned how to use the Snipping tool at my previous job. I now use it all the time to capture snapshots of videos my son sends of our grandkids. I copy the little snippits and paste them into a word document. I can then create my own pics and collages. I also copy snippits of other videos shown along with tutorial sections that I need to remember. I add those to word document files where I have saved downloaded free patterns and pics of ideas for reference. It allows you to save whatever you are copying as a picture. It can then be imported into EQ7 where you can use it to design blocks and quilts. You can set it up as an icon on your Taskbar so it is always handy.
This is a free Microsoft download. It came with my Windows 7 on my computer. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl....aspx?id=22507 Here is a tutorial on what it can do: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...e-screen-shots |
I always forget about it, but it can be very handy.
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I use it to get still pictures from my videos.
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Originally Posted by quiltnut4ever
(Post 5696681)
I have it at work but I don't have it on my pc. Is this free somewhere?
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Originally Posted by NanaCsews2
(Post 5697185)
I learned how to use the Snipping tool at my previous job. I now use it all the time to capture snapshots of videos my son sends of our grandkids. I copy the little snippits and paste them into a word document. I can then create my own pics and collages. I also copy snippits of other videos shown along with tutorial sections that I need to remember. I add those to word document files where I have saved downloaded free patterns and pics of ideas for reference. It allows you to save whatever you are copying as a picture. It can then be imported into EQ7 where you can use it to design blocks and quilts. You can set it up as an icon on your Taskbar so it is always handy.
This is a free Microsoft download. It came with my Windows 7 on my computer. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl....aspx?id=22507 Here is a tutorial on what it can do: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...e-screen-shots |
I use to to show quilting plans to my customers. Works great!
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