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I do this very frequently on Mac. Here’s how I do it. I paste all the images into Microsoft Word. You can paste anything into Microsoft Word. Then I take a scre
by beamatronic 4y ago
I do this very frequently on Mac. Here’s how I do it. I paste all the images into Microsoft Word. You can paste anything into Microsoft Word. Then I take a screenshot and then I annotate it with Skitch.
- mrtksn 4y agoWell, I don't have MS Word, I don't use it enough to pay for it. I also would like to do some small changes to the images(maybe laser eyes? maybe draw some lines to emphasise an emotion?). I also recall Word being not very easy with alignments.
- reaperducer 4y agoWell, I don't have MS Word, I don't use it enough to pay for it. So use Pages. It came with your Mac. I also would like to do some small changes to the images(maybe laser eyes? maybe draw some lines to emphasise an emotion?). Preview. It also came with your Mac.
- mrtksn 4y agoI can do it on Preview if I try hard enough, the idea is that it shouldn't be a hassle. If you look at my original post, I say that Preview is very powerful but hard to use.
- reaperducer 4y agoI find it pretty easy to use. Perhaps I just have more practice than you do.
- beamatronic 4y agoYou could also use LibreOffice or Google Docs. I just meant that for my use-case (arranging images, plain text log files, syntax-colored code, and tables together in one place, quickly) prior to final annotation (big red arrows connecting the dots)