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Snagit 9 Tutorial:

Capture a Vertical Region of Web Page with Active Links

Capture the region of a Web page. Use the Keep Links option to keep Web links active after you capture.

Example of Scrolling Region capture with active links

Setup Instructions

  1. In Snagit, select Image capture mode.
  2. For the Input, select Scrolling option > Custom Scroll.
  3. Select Input down arrow > Keep Links.
  4. Select the Output and Effects.
  5. Click the browser window to give it focus.
  6. Click the Capture button or press the capture hotkey.
  7. Drag the cursor over the area to capture. A red rectangle appears.
  8. Click the down arrow on the window's vertical scrollbar.
    Click down arrow on scrollbar
  9. Snagit pauses momentarily to configure the capture. The capture area begins to scroll automatically, continuing until the lower edge of the scrolling window is reached. The capture is sent to the selected Output.

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