I'm considering upgrading and was looking at the feature comparison table found here:
https://www.techsmith.com/snagit-compare-versions.html
And it mentions a new "Magnify Tool", but I have no idea what that is or what it does.
Anyone have any idea???
https://www.techsmith.com/snagit-compare-versions.html
And it mentions a new "Magnify Tool", but I have no idea what that is or what it does.
Anyone have any idea???
Posted 3 years ago
Kelly Mullins, TechSmith Employee & Helper
Hello,
That tool is pretty nifty. It allows you to magnify certain areas of the screen.
I used it on some of the Camtasia help center images. Usually those little controls in corners are so small, it's hard to see them.
In this instance, I just magnified the corner and it shows what those are!
And here I magnified your icon in your post:
I hope this helps!
Kelly
User Assistance
TechSmith
That tool is pretty nifty. It allows you to magnify certain areas of the screen.
I used it on some of the Camtasia help center images. Usually those little controls in corners are so small, it's hard to see them.
In this instance, I just magnified the corner and it shows what those are!
And here I magnified your icon in your post:
I hope this helps!
Kelly
User Assistance
TechSmith
Mary Wilken-Myers
Jack Fruh, Champion
Since you mentioned poor eyesight, I wanted to make sure you were aware of a built in feature on your mac that lets you easily magnify the whole screen:
As shown above, this is in System Preferences for your mac, then under Accessibility, and then under Zoom - you can see I have mine set to Zoom when I scroll my mouse while also holding down the control key.
- Jack
Mary Wilken-Myers
Mary Wilken-Myers
they seem to only assist with viewing stuff in "high contrast". which doesn't seem to do a whole lot for me, lol
Jack Fruh, Champion
There is a free tool written by a guy that now works for microsoft called "zoomIt". The tool was originally written for zooming during a presentation, but would likely help those with less than ideal vision. I've used this tool and personally think it's easier than the Windows "Ease of access" options
You can download the free zoomit tool directly from Microsoft here: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/zoomit.aspx
Mary Wilken-Myers