It may have taken far longer than I thought, but I finally believe the ability to take a screen capture (you know CTRL or ALT+PRNTSCRN or APPL+SHFT+4 on the Mac) is a basic computer skill. Perhaps it’s the proliferation of user guides which often have better images than text . . . but this provides [...]
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Visual Communication . . . Why Jing is cool
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