One of the biggest areas of blogging in the modern world has to do with the idea of screenshots.

No matter how you slice it, there are many blogs around that get their traffic by offering high quality content that loses most of its meaning without the use of screenshots. While there is nothing inherently wrong with this, at the same time the process of preparing even one screenshot for blogging is extremely tedious, with multiple ones almost being more effort than they’re worth.

Well, that was the past. The future is UseShots Editor, which allows you to take screenshots, annotate them and then publish them instantly to your blog. All of the business with physical files and photo size is taken care of by the software so that all you have to do is make sure that the screenshot fits in with the rest of your post. This can shave hours off the work that you do and ultimately can be a very positive influence in the long run.

The latest version of UseShots was released just yesterday and included support for categories in the Word Press software program. It also can remember the size of the window from the last use, something that was not available in the previous version. More information is available at http://blog.useshots.com/

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