How do I annotate screen clippings and keep the ink linked?

C

CJB

I want to be able to ink comments on screen clippings, but currently when I
move the clipping, the ink stays in the same place. Is there any way to ink
over a clipping and make the ink stay in the same relative place so that I
can treat both the clipped image and its annotation as one object?
Thanks
 
J

Josh Einstein

In this case you're better off not using OneNote's screen clipping and
instead using something like the Snipping Tool (included in Windows Vista,
available as a PowerToy in Windows XP) or TechSmith's SnagIt (my personal
favorite) both of which allow you to annotate the image after capture and
before pasting/inserting the snag'd image. That way the ink is actually a
part of the image and will move wherever you place the image.
 

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