Screen Capture with including types of cursors

Kompkamp

I am still looking for a good capture program for MacOS, as I need it for illustration writing a book GS in Serbian language.
At the moment I combine Windows for illustration with FastStone Capture, but it is a little bit hard jumping every few minutes to make screen capture and then return to Mac to continuo writing a book.

If anybody has idea or suggestion for a good program for Mac, I will appreciate it very much.

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driven

nice and free with cursor on timed captures. http://www.tarcolesfilmarts.com/software/
ScreenShot Plus
you need to crop after, but it has lots of features.
I use it with the free Dev Mode Widget and leave it on my desktop http://homepage.mac.com/neticen/

john

Kompkamp

driven thank you very much.

Works excellent!

Kompkamp

Have got Screen capture X , too.

Very good one.

Thanks wind-borne.

dukejazz

Capture Me (free)
Mac Version 1.4.1 Added on 03/11/2007
screen capture tool with many options

35,731 total downloads 142 last week
http://download.cnet.com
then Search cnet within: apple soltware

I'm a Vista user
I use ScreenHunter.exe

Kompkamp

@dukejazz said:

Capture Me (free)
Mac Version 1.4.1 Added on 03/11/2007
screen capture tool with many options
......

Does it capture cursor and all tools with cursor, you can see photos above?

dukejazz

Capture me (not sure)
I don't own a MAC
Snagit for apple might
But CNET will have what you need?

Windows
ScreenHunter dose

driven

I've got both CaptureMe [old and not supported] and Snagit [usefull for web stuff] but they don't capture cursors.

I think Screen Capture X and ScreenShot Plus are the only 2 free ones that I've got that capture the cursor, and I've got 6 or so others...

john

dukejazz

http://www.tarcolesfilmarts.com/software/

http://download.cnet.com

Rich O Brien

PicPick captures everything but it's Windows only as far as I know. Run under Paralells or Bootcamp on Mac i think, though I zero experience with Macs.

jeff hammond

do a screen recording with quicktime then pause during playback and screenshot the QT window
(obviously sacrificing image quality by doing that.. unless you can start with a gigantic monitor with the final image being in the 800-1000px range)