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Oh my goodness Ken you have made my day! I love tools...in fact I love them so much, well... I seem to be an online tool hoarder.... ha ha ha ( you are supposed to laugh by the way)

Online images, what a topic ...how to do, what to do and even when to do it.....

I have used Jing ( had to hunt to be sure I still had it -_^ and yep it is there...but I don't use it anymore. What I found was that I was downloading so many things that I had problems (had?) finding them.

These days I use two tools for image capture

1. Awesome screenshot: capture and annotate.

It resides in the cloud ( meaning it resides on a server...theirs!) Because I use Chrome..it is in an extension and I love it!

so taking the original image that you put in here

and then using the Screen Capture tool ( I did it in a bit of a hurry)

The second tool I use is called Easy Thumbnails.

from the site:

Easy Thumbnails is a popular free Windows utility for creating accurate thumbnail images and scaled-down/up copies from a wide range of popular picture formats. An elegant interface makes it a snap to find your images and select them for processing individually, in groups, or in whole folders, using a simple file selector and built-in image viewer. You can use slider controls to rotate images and adjust their contrast, brightness, sharpness and quality, and check out the results with the built-in viewer.

There is no doubt that you NEED to be sure that the images you are capturing are legal to use and understanding the various terms to a license can get a bit interesting..not impossible..just interesting

There is one tip I will give that people do not think of...when you download an image onto your hard drive, be sure to title it thinking of keywords so that when you upload, not only is it easier for you to find..but also it will be SEO friendly. also be sure to use the Alt text again for SEO, but also for those people who can not see the image.

Thanks so much for your well wishes Ken...very cool!