Here’s a quick trick when taking screenshots of the entire desktop. Hide the taskbar automatically so you don’t have to waste time editing it in Snagit.
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Technical Writing News – Nov 6th
November 5th, 2009 · Comments Off · Reviews
New technical writing screencasts, Madcap win an award, and the Intercom editorial calendar is finally announced. What more could you want?
Here is a quick roundup of this week’s technical writing news.
Tags:Adobe Framemaker·Betsy Weber·Business·Business Services·Camtasia·Cherryleaf·Communications·Contracting·contracts·Freelancing·Intercom·israel·Jobs·MadCap·MadCap Software·Open Source·OpenSource·Screencasts·Seneca College·Snagit·STC·Symposium·Tasks·tech writing·Technical Authors·Technical Writing·Techsmith·Website·Writing and Editing
What are Your Favorite 10 Technical Writing Tools?
November 4th, 2009 · View Comments · Technical Writing
I’ve used the same technical writing tools for the last 5 years. A few products have come across my desk but nothing that really blown me away.
Here’s a run-down of what I use to write my technical documents. No order of preference. Which should I keep? Which should I replace?
Tags:Adobe FrameMaker·Adobe RoboHelp·Camtasia·diagramming·Dita·Doc-to-Help·DTP·Epic Editor·indesign·MadCap·MadCap Flare·Microsoft Word·notepad·Open Source·photoshop·process mapping·Robohelp·Smartdraw·Snagit·Structured Authoring·Technical Writing Tools·TurboDemo·user interface·Visio.·whitesmoke·XML Spy
10 Reasons to Love Microsoft Word 2010 & Ditch Snagit’s Screen Capture Tool
October 26th, 2009 · Comments Off · Technical Writing
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What do you want to see in Microsoft Office 2010? Arpan Shan, who has access to the beta versions at Microsoft, shares his favorite 10 Office 2010 features.
Some of these you may already know, but he highlights some nice ideas that seem to be coming through. In Word 2010, for example, you [...]
Tags:Copy/Paste·google docs·Microsoft Office·Microsoft PowerPoint·Microsoft Word 2010·Outlook User Experience·PowerPoint 2010·PowerPoint Broadcasting·PPTX·Screen Capture·Screen clippings·SharePoint·Snagit·Sparklines·Video·Web Applications·Windows Live
Why TechSmith should make Jing Pro Free
October 22nd, 2009 · View Comments · Technical Writing
Why TechSmith should make Jing Pro Free
Tags:Camtasia Studio·Facebook·Flickr·Free·H.264+AAC·high-definition·Jing·Limitations·MPEG-4·Screencast.com·Screenshot·Snagit·Techsmith·Twitter·Viddler·Video recording·Vimeo·YouTube
Screen Capture Tip #11, How to Batch Process Groups of Images
October 20th, 2009 · View Comments · Technical Writing
Do you need spend hours trying to make all your photos be the same size, format, with your company watermarks added in the corner? How can you convert 100 images to same file format, add a 1 pixel black border, and make them all the same size in less that 5 minutes? Here’s how.
Tags:Adobe Photoshop·Batch Conversion Wizard·Batch Process·Batch Processing·Border·Caption·Catalog Browser·Color Depth·File Conversions·File Format·Filters·graphic·How To·Image Editing·Image Resolution·Images·JPEG·Portable Network Graphics·Snagit·Techsmith·Watermark·Windows·Windows Explorer
Screenshot Tip #10 – how to capture a Region, Desktop, Entire Webpage and keep the Hyperlinks
October 19th, 2009 · View Comments · Technical Writing
Here is the simplest way to take a screenshot of a region, desktop, an entire webpage and also how to include the hyperlinks if you want to save the webpage as a SWF or PDF. We’re going to use SnagIt as our preferred tool for taking screenshots.
Tags:diagrams·graphics·illustrations·image editor·print screen·Screen Capture·screen capture software·screen captures·Screen Dump·screencapture·Screenshot·Snagit·Technical Documents·Techsmith
Screenshot Tips #1 – Difference between Screen Shots and Screen Dumps
October 10th, 2009 · Comments Off · Technical Writing
This is the first part in a series of lessons on how to create professional-looking screenshots. We’ll start with the basics and walk you through more advanced techniques, such as blending, merging and adding special effects to your screenshots.
Tags:diagrams·illustrations·image editor·print screen·Screen Capture·screen capture software·screen captures·Screen Dump·screencapture·Screenshot·Snagit·Technical Documents·Techsmith
How to Create Printer Friendly Page | No Coding Skills Required
June 29th, 2009 · View Comments · Technical Writing
How to Create Printer Friendly Page | No Coding Skills Required
Tags:Camtasia·Flickr·Jing·logos·Screenshots·seo·Snagit·Video
How to Create Printer Friendly Page | No Coding Skills Required
June 29th, 2009 · Comments Off · How To
How to Create Printer Friendly Page | No Coding Skills Required
Tags:Camtasia·Flickr·Jing·logos·Screenshots·seo·Snagit·Video
Process Design Tutorial #5 | What do I need to capture in my business processes?
June 26th, 2009 · Comments Off · Technical Writing
Process Design Tutorial #5 | What do I need to capture in my business processes?
Tags:Camtasia·CMS·Design·Dita·Flowcharts·google·groundswell·Hulu·India·Jing·microsoft·process·Release Notes·Review·Snagit·Visio.·Webinar·XML
Process Design Tutorial #5 | What do I need to capture in my business processes?
June 26th, 2009 · Comments Off · How To
Process Design Tutorial #5 | What do I need to capture in my business processes?
Tags:Camtasia·CMS·Design·Dita·Flowcharts·google·groundswell·Hulu·India·Jing·microsoft·process·Release Notes·Review·Snagit·Visio.·Webinar·XML
What’s The Social Technographics Profile Of Your Customers? Forrester Research knows the answer
June 24th, 2009 · Comments Off · Technical Writing
Forrester’s Social Technographics classifies consumers into six overlapping levels of participation (see short presentation). Based on its survey data, they can see how participation varies among different groups of consumers, globally.
Tags:Camtasia·Delicious·Digg·Facebook·flash·Flickr·Forrester·H.264+AAC·Ivan·Jing·logos·Market·MPEG-4·MySpace·Research·Screencast.com·Screenshots·Snagit·StumbleUpon·Techsmith·Twitter·Video·Vimeo·Walsh·YouTube
What's The Social Technographics Profile Of Your Customers? Forrester Research knows the answer
June 24th, 2009 · Comments Off · How To
Forrester’s Social Technographics classifies consumers into six overlapping levels of participation (see short presentation). Based on its survey data, they can see how participation varies among different groups of consumers, globally.
Tags:Camtasia·Delicious·Digg·Facebook·flash·Flickr·Forrester·H.264+AAC·Ivan·Jing·logos·Market·MPEG-4·MySpace·Research·Screencast.com·Screenshots·Snagit·StumbleUpon·Techsmith·Twitter·Video·Vimeo·Walsh·YouTube












