For quality, I use "95" for general use, but we’ll be changing that as we compress files, so the default of 90 is fine for now.Īfter those settings are in, click OK. For "Subfile type", select "Progressive YUV 4:4:4:’. On the File Format Options box, for "Colors", leave it at Automatic. Under the File Format section, select JPEG, then click Options. For now, we’ll have the input to "window", so:īy default, on the Output menu, "file" and "preview" will be already selected, so: You can see, the first two are menus, the item after the is what you click. Example, if you were going to click "fitlers, then color depth, then halftone", I will display it as: Something | something | something something This is the format I like to display settings: Uncheck the box on the bottom left, and click "Yes". First, we’ll set up the basic settings.įirst, since I’m used to version 5.1.1, click "View" then click "Classic Mode". It’s 9.52 MB, so it will take a while to download if you’re on 56k (if you can hunt down version 5.1.1 (still costs money), it’s much smaller, and still excellent).Īfter you’ve installed it, obviously get rid of the nag screen (unless you’ve a serial number to put in), and get to the main SnagIT window. SnagIT is available here for a free 30 day trial, after which, costs $39.95 to purchase.
This tutorial is brought to you by DominusDeus,Īnd sponsored in part by the letters "T", "I", "R", "E", "D", How to reduce an image file size with SnagIT 7.1.1 Since the other thread obviouslly didn't go through correctly, LETS TRY THIS AGAIN!!!1one
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