Online Tools vol2 January 2, 2008
Posted by Lance in eTools, tools, web2.0.add a comment
Originally this post was going to be on graphic editing, but I have just come across what could be a very cool tool. Post Christmas and New Year, I have been trying to catch up on my RSS feeds while dealing with all the things that the Real World seem to throw in the way.
It was while reading through Scott McCleod’s blog Dangerously Irrelevant that I came across a post on Kwout (apparently pronounced “quote”). This little tool allows you to take a screen shot of any webpage:
looking forward via kwout
The thing that makes this different to most screen captures is that the hyperlinks remain active within the image.
I’ll be honest here; I haven’t played very much with this (the above image is the only one I have made), but am already seeing any number of uses, especially in “how to” guides.
Time to go play …
edit: hmm. Defintiely need to play a bit more: the links in the above image are supposed to be active. Not sure what I did there.
