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Use free Snippy (Windows) to copy a part of your screen. Instead of grabbing the entire screen or window like the print-screen key does, Snippy just grabs the freeform section you specify with a marker. For a rectangular selection hold down the shift key while dragging the marker across a portion of the screen.

Snippy resides in your tray, just click on it to activate or press the hotkey you specify. Then right click on the scissors icon and Save As without having to open the image. You can save the image in different formats.


Caveats:
----Note that the screen region is copied as an image and not as text, even if the area that you've marked contains only text.
----The feature to grab URLs works only with Internet Explorer currently.
----Snippy may not initially work with some applications like Microsoft PowerPoint. If so, uncheck the Include URL while copying option in the Settings dialog box and try again.
----When Snippy captures a screen region, it is saved as a temporary file which is recycled later. If you are pasting multiple cut-out regions into a single email or document, Snippy may eventually start to re-use the files before you have had a chance to save the document. In general you won't run into this problem unless you have more than 16 cut-out regions in a single email. Note that this applies only when you are copying multiple cut-outs to a single email or document; if you send out several emails in a row, each with 4 or 5 cut-outs, it will work just fine.

Snippy doesn’t give you the most options. It was made to be small and simple, and it is definitely those two things. If you just need some quick screenshots every once in a while, Snippy is definitely a great program for that.

Snippy is a Windows application. It runs on XP out of the box, or on earlier versions with a little bit of extra attention.

http://www.bhelpuri.net/Snippy/

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