The first thing I did was go back to several newspaper pages I clipped recently in chunks and used Snagit to capture the whole page. I used your link to purchase Snagit and I have found the tutorials very helpful as I figure out how to use it on my Mac with my files.

I received the following email from Anne W.: “I very much enjoyed your recent Elevenses with Lisa episode on how to use Snagit. I love the screen clipper on my Mac but this does so much more.

Save 15% on Snagit with Code GENEALOGY15Įven if you use a different snipping tool, I’m going to give you tangible examples of how you can clip more effectively.

So, this video is sort of a “Part 2” session where we dig into more ways to use this amazing screen capture tool and I answer some of your most pressing questions. It’s one of the most important things we do as genealogists. I think it really resonated with genealogists because accurately and completely capturing the family information that we’re finding is absolutely essential for good source documentation. Episode 66 Show NotesĮlevenses with Lisa episode 61 was a tutorial for beginners on how to use Snagit, and specifically how I use it for genealogy. You can also watch at the Genealogy Gems YouTube channel. for problem-solving, such as errors in your Ancestry family tree.In Elevenses with Lisa episode 66 Lisa Louise Cooke will discuss how to use Snagit: When you enter your address including country, it will convert the currency appropriately. (We will be compensated at no additional cost to you, which makes the free Elevenses with Lisa show and notes possible.) Don’t worry if it initially shows as Euros in the cart. Thank you for using my link for purchasing your copy of Snagit. If you are already using Snagit, this session will definitely take your skills to the next level. Even if you don’t use Snagit, or if you’re a newbie or still deciding whether you want to use it, this video will give you tangible examples of what it can do for you.

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