I just wanted to quickly note that Orli Yakuel did a comprehensive look at a number of screen capture tools over on Go2Web2.0 earlier this week.
She wrote:
A must tool for a daily work on the computer, is a screen-capture that gives you the ability to snap or crop something from your desktop or web, then share it with co-workers, friends, family, etc. There are some good old softwares that can help you with that, such as: Snagit and FastStone, but if you’re looking for a simpler solution, free of charge, and one that can connect you with your social life, check out this list:
I agree. Here’s how iterasi fits with all these nifty web apps.
iteraai goes beyond saving a screen shot to a hard drive or hosted service. iterasi is a tool for saving dynamic content.
iterasi saves it all - the html, everything. You save a web page with iterasi and you have easy access to it whenever you wish. That web page will be there the minute after you save it. The page will be there in a week, a month or a year. It will never go away as long as it is in your iterasi account. You may share that page in email or embed a thumbnail on your blog. iterasi is free.
iterasi is the tool to use when you want to keep a web page without concern about the link changing or just rotting as so often links do. iterasi gives people the ability to save a dynamic web page before it changes.
I love these kinds of applications that Orli covered. iterasi is one that folks may add to their list when looking for a service that gives them the ability to save entire web pages at any point in time and share those pages with their friends and families. With iterasi, people have peace of mind that the web page they save and share will always be just like it was the moment they added it to their iterasi account.
