Capturing Images Using the Global Key Command
As of version 2.8.7 you can assign a global key command to capture images into ScreenSteps on both Mac OS X and Windows.
Open Preferences
Set a Hot Key
Enter the key you would like to use as the hot key and check off any modifiers you would like to use. On OS X the default settings are command + shift + 2. On Windows the default settings are control + shift + 2.
Capture To Your Heart's Content
Now, if you have ScreenSteps open you can hold down your key command (command + shift + 2 in my case) and the image will automatically be captured into ScreenSteps. If you don't have a lesson loaded a new lesson will be created for you.
Timothy Godby
This has to be my favorite feature of ScreenSteps. It truly defines the concept of "rapid development".
Phil
How did you create the image in Open Preferences above.
Did you insert two different files or create one image in an image editor first?
Trevor DeVore
@Phil - we used an external editor.