
Now with the new OnePlaceMail profile selected, drop down the Output selector and choose Programĥ. Create a profile called “OnePlaceMail” and click Save.Ĥ. This allows you to take a capture using Snagit and save the result (without editing) directly to SharePoint using OnePlaceMail.ģ. This procedure will configure a Snagit profile for OnePlaceMail. If you are not already using OnePlaceMail you can download the Express Edition (free for up to 25 users within a company) from Procedure: Set up a Snagit Profile for “No Prompt” Save Directly to SharePoint

In this article I’ll show you how to extend Snagit by using the powerful features of OnePlaceMail to save the Snagit capture to a location in SharePoint. Snagit also offers a suite of editing features that make cleaning things up very easy.Snagit is a great tool for capturing almost anything that appears on your computer screen, adding annotations or editing the capture and then saving the result. Its excellent user interface makes it simpler to use and more convenient than it’s alternatives for most people. If you’re looking for a program that will make it simple for you to capture images and videos from your screen, you can’t go wrong with Snagit. Should it fall short, Snagit it the way to go.

If all you need are simple screenshots and annotation features, then I’d recommend trying out ClipClip, which is free of charge, to see if it suits your needs. The editor is more than worth it though if you frequently require layers and a suite of effects. Snagit is currently priced at $49.95 USD which may be prohibitively expensive for non-professionals. Once a capture has been shared, the URL is copied to your clipboard.

Unfortunately, I ran into an issue with ScreenCast that resulted in an infinite authentication loop, but the other options that I tried worked flawlessly.
