Snap shot

[pinenut]

I recall having used a program with which I could take snap shots of whole or parts of the screen with FC6. (This is something similar to Windows Snag-it, Faststone Capture)

With FC8, I am not able to find such a program. I am willing to install one if you point me to a good program.

Thank you for your help in advance.

[bob]

Hmmm... in my Fedora8 (Gnome), I find it under Applications > Accessories > "Take Screenshot". I don't recall installing this as an 'extra'.

[FriedChips]

you can also do this in the GIMP

[pinenut]

Originally Posted by bob

Hmmm... in my Fedora8 (Gnome), I find it under Applications > Accessories > "Take Screenshot". I don't recall installing this as an 'extra'.

I saw that too, but you use it to take screen shots of the entire screen.

Thank you for your reply anyway.

[JN4OldSchool]

If you have nothing against using kde apps in gnome then ksnapshot is a wonderful tool that will do what you want.

Note also it has a timer hidden under the area window i have open. You might have to look for the package though, it comes in a bundle of other kde apps. Let me know if yolu are interested and I can find the package for you.

edit: BTW, the gnome tool lets you take a screenshot of just the current window?

[pinenut]

Originally Posted by JN4OldSchool

If you have nothing against using kde apps in gnome then ksnapshot is a wonderful tool that will do what you want.

Note also it has a timer hidden under the area window i have open. You might have to look for the package though, it comes in a bundle of other kde apps. Let me know if yolu are interested and I can find the package for you.

edit: BTW, the gnome tool lets you take a screenshot of just the current window?

I don't mind it at all. In fact, ksnapshot is the one I used to use with FC6, but I can't find it among KDE applications in FC8. Please let me know how I install it onto the Genome desktop.

Thanks.

[JN4OldSchool]

yum install kdegraphics should do it.

[pinenut]

Originally Posted by JN4OldSchool

yum install kdegraphics should do it.

Thanks a lot. That would do it.