I like Snagit. It allows all sorts of grabbing regions of screens, 
scrolling windows, clipboard, etc. either as text or a raster image and 
send it to a file, printer, clipboard, and lots more. It's about $30 if 
I remember correctly. I think it was the first windows screen grabber, 
and has continuously improved.

http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp?CMP=KgoogleStmhome&gclid=CM3dgLLzl5wCFRMhnAodr2K0iQ

cdb wrote:
> :: think you'd better do a screenshot (PrtScr in Windows, then paste
> :: in Paint) of the circuit, as several important connections seem to 
> be missing
>
> Now why didn't I think of that? Windows 7 makes that so much easier 
> with the snip tool - my excuse - it was midnight :)
>
> a gif image attached.
>
> Colin
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