Love to know what you 'always' and 'never' do with Skitch?

I always use the "Add dropshadow" feature. So much so that I've tried to set up a keystroke for it, but it seems Skitch's menu is incompatible with the MacOSX keystroke manager.

currently I never do anything with skitch because I can't get it to work...but when it did work I always added text to pictures ... I miss skitch

Always:
I always add text to my screenshots, and either:

a) add an arrow.
b) use the draw tool to draw something.

Crop + Resize. Then upload to Skitch.com. I always have to visit the Skitch website to grab the URL. I always have to select my privacy settings on the Skitch website, to public.

Never, ever, ever!:
* Use the cam feature. - That's what photo booth is for.
* Use the eraser. - I just draw over parts I want to erase.
* Use the "Photos" button. - I can drag them in myself. :)
* Use the square or circle feature - I prefer just to draw them myself using the draw tool.
* Rotate an image 90 degrees. - I only use Skitch for screenshots, so, no thanks.
* Have Skitch in my Dock. - The menu bar rocks.

More now that I have a little more time...

Always (or often)

• Use CMD-Shift-5 to capture (then either use selection or click window)


• Use arrows and boxes


• Use "Add shadow..." (as mentioned above)


• Either use Webpost (to my own domain), drag to finder, or drag to Word


• Use the "Copy Link" button after Web posting (Best... Feature... EVER!)


• Use the PNG format


• If Skitching a photo, use the Photos button as it's WAY faster than firing up Aperture

Never

• Use the "snap" button


• Use the Circle tool


• Use Mail this Image, Send to Bluetooth, Print, Re-Snap, Frame snapshot, Flip, or Rotate


• Webpost to flickr, skitch.com, or anywhere else except my own domain


• Have Skitch in my Dock

Cheers,
-Chuck

I always us Skitch for screen capture to illustrate a point or capture something kool to share.

I never use eraser or rarely use the tools...

I always use Skitch to annotate maps. I'll look up an address on Google Maps, then snap a screen shot with Skitch and point out important locations like parking and handicap accessible entrances. Once I'm done, I'll post it to skitch.com and embed the image on our website.

I typically don't use the history feature (because most of my finished images are on skitch.com) or the cam and erase tools.