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Old 02-20-2010, 05:03 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by SCION View Post
No, I'm not referring to that. Control / Print Screen applies to all Windows machines, and yes it prints the whole screen. I believe Windows 7 allows screen captures similar to Macs (select what you want). I'm waiting for a Windows 7 user to chime in. Just trying to save (some) people $45.
Absolutely, money is very hard earned these days. If this can be done using Windows c7 (apologies I wasn't picking up on the "7"), then fantastic. I would also be interested in such a method. I only have Windows Vista, and probably will not be updating anytime soon.

With Snagit, if it looks interesting to anyone, give it a try, compare it against Windows 7 and see which is better.

Of course the real solution is for Sony to lift the 100 character limit.

Thanks for the comment.

If anyone has Windows 7, can you cut pieces out of a book in Sony Reader desktop ? Let us know.

Thanks Scion as always,

Hal.
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