Revit 2008 Pulldown Menus

[Kevin Janik]

Does anyone have images of all the pulldown menus for Revit 2008 or know where they could be found?

Kevin

[cphubb]

Just use Snagit. It will capture the menus in the down position

[Tea_Berries]

Haven't come across one. I was searching for one before too.

[Kevin Janik]

AutoDesk use to have them in the AutoCAD documentation years ago for AutoCAD.

Will SnagIt grab the cascading ones also?

Kevin

[ws]

You don't actually need a screengrabber.

Pull down the menu in Revit and then hit the Prt Sc (print screen) key on the keyboard - next to scroll lock usually.

This copies the active window to the clipboard - you can then open Photoshop or any other bitmap editor, open a document and paste the screenshot into it.

[edit]
I see there is a comparison of snagit to Prt Scrn key here:
http://www.techsmith.com/snagit/snagvsprintscreen.asp

[cphubb]

Yes the print will sometimes work with the menus pulled down. Snagit will always work and it costs very little. Boy do I sound like an ad. Plus it has a demo time where it is functional. Bur really it is a great tool and will save more time than the minimal cost

[Brian Myers]

Snagit is a great program, I use it about once a week to create how-to's for people that don't know how to do certain things inside programs and I'll use it to document the screens so they know they are following my steps properly.

[ws]

never heard of Snagit until this thread - I've always used HypersnapDX...

but Snagit looks good - thanks for the tip.

[twiceroadsfool]

Another vote or Snag It. It came on my Tablet, and i use it constantly now...

[SCShell]

Hey there,
I have always used Printkey 2000 to get screen captures, and, it is free. Is Snag it better?
Thanks
STeve