How To Use Shutter-Screenshot Tool
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How To Use Shutter-Screenshot Tool
- 1. ©jaysonijalo 2014 1 How to use Shutter – Screenshot Tools Ubuntu Version
- 2. ©jaysonijalo 2014 2 What is Shutter – Screenshot Tools ?
- 3. ©jaysonijalo 2014 3 Shutter is a feature-rich screenshot program
- 4. ©jaysonijalo 2014 4 You can take a screenshot Of a specific area
- 5. ©jaysonijalo 2014 5 Your whole screen, or even Of a website
- 7. ©jaysonijalo 2014 7 Shutter is FREE and Open Source
- 9. ©jaysonijalo 2014 9 Apply different Effects to it
- 11. ©jaysonijalo 2014 11 Let's begin!
- 12. ©jaysonijalo 2014 12 In your launcher locate your browser
- 14. ©jaysonijalo 2014 14 Double-click Internet browser
- 16. ©jaysonijalo 2014 16 Type www.shutter-project.org In address bar
- 18. ©jaysonijalo 2014 18 This what webpage Look a like
- 20. ©jaysonijalo 2014 20 Let's download Shutter
- 21. ©jaysonijalo 2014 21 In your launcher locate Ubuntu Software Center
- 23. ©jaysonijalo 2014 23 Click Ubuntu Software Center
- 25. ©jaysonijalo 2014 25 This what Ubuntu Software Center Look a like
- 26. ©jaysonijalo 2014 26 Type Shutter in search
- 28. ©jaysonijalo 2014 28 To install Shutter Click install
- 30. ©jaysonijalo 2014 30 Enter password to install
- 32. ©jaysonijalo 2014 32 Click Authenticate
- 34. ©jaysonijalo 2014 34 Shutter installed
- 35. ©jaysonijalo 2014 35 How to run Shutter?
- 36. ©jaysonijalo 2014 36 In your launcher locate Dash Home icon
- 38. ©jaysonijalo 2014 38 Click Dash Home
- 40. ©jaysonijalo 2014 40 In search bar type Shutter
- 42. ©jaysonijalo 2014 42 Click Shutter
- 44. ©jaysonijalo 2014 44 This is Shutter look like
- 46. ©jaysonijalo 2014 46 Let's explore Shutter
- 47. ©jaysonijalo 2014 47 Quick look in Shutter toolbar
- 49. ©jaysonijalo 2014 49 Let's use Selection
- 51. ©jaysonijalo 2014 51 Capture area with your Mouse to select specified Screen area
- 52. ©jaysonijalo 2014 52 Draw a rectangular area Using mouse
- 54. ©jaysonijalo 2014 54 To take a screenshot Press Enter key
- 55. ©jaysonijalo 2014 55 Screenshot using Selection
- 56. ©jaysonijalo 2014 56 Let's use Desktop button
- 58. ©jaysonijalo 2014 58 Take a screenshot of your whole desktop
- 59. ©jaysonijalo 2014 59 Screenshot using Desktop
- 60. ©jaysonijalo 2014 60 Let's use Window button
- 62. ©jaysonijalo 2014 62 Take a screenshot of a specific window
- 63. ©jaysonijalo 2014 63 Capture active browser
- 64. ©jaysonijalo 2014 64 Capture your Desktop
- 65. ©jaysonijalo 2014 65 Capture active workspace
- 66. ©jaysonijalo 2014 66 Take a screenshot of a website
- 67. ©jaysonijalo 2014 67 Click Globe icon
- 68. ©jaysonijalo 2014 68 Click Globe icon
- 69. ©jaysonijalo 2014 69 Shutter window for website capture will pop up
- 71. ©jaysonijalo 2014 71 Type the website you Wish to capture
- 73. ©jaysonijalo 2014 73 Click Capture button
- 75. ©jaysonijalo 2014 75 Successfully captured website
- 76. ©jaysonijalo 2014 76 Let's explore the Edit feature
- 77. ©jaysonijalo 2014 77 The use of the built-in Editor is highlight important
- 78. ©jaysonijalo 2014 78 ...fragments of screenshot or crop it to desired size
- 79. ©jaysonijalo 2014 79 Click Edit button
- 81. ©jaysonijalo 2014 81 Edit window look like
- 82. ©jaysonijalo 2014 82 Side toolbar menu
- 83. ©jaysonijalo 2014 83 Adjust color, stroke color, Line width and Font
- 84. ©jaysonijalo 2014 84 Let's try Freehand tool
- 86. ©jaysonijalo 2014 86 Click Freehand tool
- 87. ©jaysonijalo 2014 87 Highlight some part of screenshot using Freehand tool
- 89. ©jaysonijalo 2014 89 Click Highlighter
- 91. ©jaysonijalo 2014 91 Highlight some part of Screenshot using Highlighter tool
- 93. ©jaysonijalo 2014 93 Click Straight Line
- 95. ©jaysonijalo 2014 95 You can draw lines to screenshot
- 97. ©jaysonijalo 2014 97 Click Arrow
- 99. ©jaysonijalo 2014 99 You can put arrow to screenshot
- 101. ©jaysonijalo 2014 101 You can add primitives, like Rectangles, ellipses, etc.
- 104. ©jaysonijalo 2014 104 Add some text to the screenshot
- 105. ©jaysonijalo 2014 105 Click Text Icon
- 107. ©jaysonijalo 2014 107 Preferences box will appear
- 109. ©jaysonijalo 2014 109 In Preferences box you can add text
- 111. ©jaysonijalo 2014 111 You can adjust font size and style
- 112. ©jaysonijalo 2014 112 Click Sans button
- 114. ©jaysonijalo 2014 114 Pick a font window appear
- 116. ©jaysonijalo 2014 116 You can change font color
- 117. ©jaysonijalo 2014 117 Click Font Color button
- 119. ©jaysonijalo 2014 119 Choose font color Window appear
- 121. ©jaysonijalo 2014 121 Click Censor portion
- 123. ©jaysonijalo 2014 123 Censor portion of the Screenshot to hide Private data
- 125. ©jaysonijalo 2014 125 Click Pixelize
- 127. ©jaysonijalo 2014 127 Pixelize selected area of your screenshot to hide Private data
- 129. ©jaysonijalo 2014 129 Click auto-increment shape
- 131. ©jaysonijalo 2014 131 Add an auto-increment Shape to the screenshot
- 133. ©jaysonijalo 2014 133 Last but not least Click Crop tool
- 135. ©jaysonijalo 2014 135 Choose area in screenshot to be Crop
- 137. ©jaysonijalo 2014 137 Hit Enter in keyboard To Crop screenshot
- 139. ©jaysonijalo 2014 139 You can now enjoy using Shutter screenshot tool
- 140. ©jaysonijalo 2014 140 You have the power to achieve any goal you set your mind on. - Bo Sanchez