Page design collaboration tools

[Harlan Messinger]

Are there tools that (a) capture the appearance of a page as displayed
in a browser, from top to bottom without being confined by the vertical
extent of the viewport; (b) allow the presentation of the capture to
reviewers and gave them tools to create notes in the margins and draw
arrows connecting the notes to the parts of the page to which they
referred; and (c) allow the capture and comments to be saved and printed?

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let it be known on Tue, 30 Oct 2007 11:07:01 -0400
Harlan Messinger <hm*******************@comcast.netscribed:

|Are there tools that (a) capture the appearance of a page as displayed
|in a browser, from top to bottom without being confined by the vertical
|extent of the viewport; (b) allow the presentation of the capture to
|reviewers and gave them tools to create notes in the margins and draw
|arrows connecting the notes to the parts of the page to which they
|referred; and (c) allow the capture and comments to be saved and printed?

For b and c hopefully someone else will have ideas, for a you might try Browsershots
<http://browsershots.org/>

It may be along the lines of what you're looking for.

hth
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[Sherman Pendley]

Harlan Messinger <hm*******************@comcast.netwrites:

Are there tools that (a) capture the appearance of a page as displayed
in a browser, from top to bottom without being confined by the
vertical extent of the viewport; (b) allow the presentation of the
capture to reviewers and gave them tools to create notes in the
margins and draw arrows connecting the notes to the parts of the page
to which they referred; and (c) allow the capture and comments to be
saved and printed?

I haven't used it, but FireShot's descrition sounds pretty close:

<https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5648>

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[David Cox]

"Harlan Messinger" <hm*******************@comcast.netwrote in message
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Are there tools that (a) capture the appearance of a page as displayed in
a browser, from top to bottom without being confined by the vertical
extent of the viewport; (b) allow the presentation of the capture to
reviewers and gave them tools to create notes in the margins and draw
arrows connecting the notes to the parts of the page to which they
referred; and (c) allow the capture and comments to be saved and printed?

Given that "as dislayed by a browser" incluses scrollbars if the image is
bigger than the viewport, and you will have to scroll and paste bits
together, Windows + Paint can do all that, if very inelegantly.

David F. Cox

[Harlan Messinger]

David Cox wrote:

"Harlan Messinger" <hm*******************@comcast.netwrote in message
news:5o************@mid.individual.net...

>Are there tools that (a) capture the appearance of a page as displayed in
a browser, from top to bottom without being confined by the vertical
extent of the viewport; (b) allow the presentation of the capture to
reviewers and gave them tools to create notes in the margins and draw
arrows connecting the notes to the parts of the page to which they
referred; and (c) allow the capture and comments to be saved and printed?

Given that "as dislayed by a browser" incluses scrollbars if the image is
bigger than the viewport, and you will have to scroll and paste bits
together, Windows + Paint can do all that, if very inelegantly.

Thanks, but as I said, "without being confined by the vertical extent of
the viewport"!

[Harlan Messinger]

Sherman Pendley wrote:

Harlan Messinger <hm*******************@comcast.netwrites:

>Are there tools that (a) capture the appearance of a page as displayed
in a browser, from top to bottom without being confined by the
vertical extent of the viewport; (b) allow the presentation of the
capture to reviewers and gave them tools to create notes in the
margins and draw arrows connecting the notes to the parts of the page
to which they referred; and (c) allow the capture and comments to be
saved and printed?

I haven't used it, but FireShot's descrition sounds pretty close:

<https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5648>

*Sounds* interesting. I'll have to install it and see. Thanks.