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Using TechSmith Snag-It Editor for Image Batch Processing

Sunday, December 06 2009

I just found a nice feature in TechSmith’s Snag-It Editor that I didn’t know was there, but came in very handy. Batch Processing. Select a group of images, and then manipulate them. Change the size, colors, borders, captions, and a whole bunch of other helpful parameters around your images. Here is a quick video that shows the process.

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Using TechSmith Snag-It Editor for Image Batch Processing
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