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RE: Screen capture


  • Subject: RE: Screen capture
  • From: "Rice, Gary" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2003 14:33:11 -0500

> you would be best off with Snapz Pro X

I'm a long-time user of Snapz and foound the product to be quite valuable.
However, I MUST say the current licensing scheme is VERY bad.

I routinely reload OS X on my machine (for a lot of reasons). Each time I
do, the Snapz license key is obliterated. No problem - just reload the key
from the original email message containing the key, right?

Nope. The key "expires" after only a few days and no longer unlocks Snapz.
That means when Ambrosia goes belly-up (ALL software companies eventually
close their doors), my copy of Snapz will go with them.

Until Ambrosia starts issuing permanent keys, I will look elsewhere for
software.


Gary

-----Original Message-----
From: Emmanuel [mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 11:01 AM
To: Walter Ian Kaye; email@hidden
Subject: Re: Screen capture


At 9:29 AM -0800 08/12/03, Walter Ian Kaye wrote:
>Actually, you would be best off with Snapz Pro X anyway, as PDF is rather a
bad format for sending over the Web. If you want to use GIF or JPEG instead
(for all of the obvious reasons), Snapz'll be better.

This statement suggests that a JPEG would always be significantly smaller
than the corresponding PDF - making the latter "a bad format for sending
over the Web". I am afraid this is not totally true.

I've just made a screen shot, PDF = 180 KB. Give it to Preview, save as JPEG
with best quality (so that I don't loose any information) -> 248 KB. (Then
if I lower the JPEG's quality I get much smaller files).

More surprising yet: I stuff both files, both of them keep the exact same
size (180 and 248).

Emmanuel
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