If wanta capture the screen picture, you can get it by using the "Print Screen" key easily, or use the capture software similar to SnagIt to capture. But if you want to record down the computer operation screens in Windows, how to do that? Or you want to get some computer operation steps recorded into a instructional film or a Flash file, so use which kind of software will be more convenient?

This tool's name "Ugo" comes from a Japan classic children's TV show "Ugo Ugo Ruga", it is a drawing tool that can reproduce the movement of characters. With Ugo Tool, you can taste the joy of painting back to the origin.

LiquidIcon XP is one of the most popular icon editing apps at present, it's small (360kb), portable, easy to use and free of charge.

Screenmarker is a simple, compact, portable and free screen annotation tool, its biggest characteristic is that it enables to change betweent annotation and mouse operations, and no loss of contents.

Paint.NET is an image and photo processing software, it was developed and maintained by Rick Brewster when he was a Washington State University student, written in C# (C Sharp programming language), and was provided the project guidance from Microsoft later for locating in one early MS Paint free alternatives.