Software-update - Snagit 2026.1.1
Hi there, little explorer! Imagine you have a magic camera that can take pictures of anything you see on your computer screen! 📸✨
This magic camera is called "Snagit." And guess what? It just got a little update, like when your favorite toy gets new batteries and can do even cooler things! 🔋
Now, Snagit can still take pictures of games, stories, or even your drawings on the computer. And you can still draw arrows or circles on them, like when you point to something important. 🖍️
The new part is like giving Snagit a special new super-power to read words in pictures even better! So, it's ready for more fun adventures with you! Yay! 🎉
TechSmith heeft versie 2026.1.1 van Snagit uitgebracht. Met dit programma, dat voor zowel Windows als macOS beschikbaar is, kunnen plaatjes, tekst, bewegende beelden en webpagina's worden afgevangen en bewerkt. Zo kunnen er effecten als perspectief, spotlight en magnify op worden losgelaten. Verder kunnen ter verduidelijking teksten, pijlen en cirkels worden aangebracht. De screenshots kunnen als afbeeldingen worden opgeslagen of direct in diverse programma's zoals Word en PowerPoint worden geïmporteerd. In deze uitgave is de ocr-licentie bijgewerkt, die nodig is voor diverse tekstbewerkingen. What's New in 2026.1.1
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