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Capture screen and label the screenshot with Annotation Pilot. Save your screenshot as a graphic file or send it by email.

ASP.NET PDF Annotation Control for C#, VB.NET, HTML5, JQuery, Javascript. ASP.NET developers easily integrate Adobe PDF file annotate feature in .NET projects

VintaSoftAnnotation.NET is developer's tool to work with annotations to TIFF, JPEG and PDF files: create, process, delete, save or load from XML, TIFF or JPEG file. It supports many default annotation types and allows create custom annotations.

A lightweight .NET library for HTML5-based document annotation. The library is designed for easy integration into web, mobile or desktop apps and allows end users to annotate 50+ types of files, including PDF, Microsoft Office and raster images.

GumNotes is an annotation tool for documents, websites, emails, contacts and appointments. With GumNotes you stay organized and manage your tasks easily. You can share notes to friends and co-workers over the Internet.

A flexible Java library for HTML5-based annotation of 50+ types of documents and images, including PDF, Office, Visio, CAD and raster images. The library doesn't require client installations and can be seamlessly integrated into any Java app.

Microsoft MapPoint add-in that performs cluster analysis on MapPoint pushpin (point) data. Clusters can be drawn as map annotation (centroid pushpins and/or cluster boundary shapes) and exported to Microsoft Excel. Supports a range of size options.

VeryPDF PDF Annotator Framework SDK for iOS is an Objective-C framework to annotate PDF documents on the fly from any iOS (iPhone and iPad) application. The framework does not rely on any 3rd party products for PDF annotation.

All and only the tools you need. Easy interaction with the screen capture and annotation studio from the same bundle. Here's a scenario: capture a screenshot and edit/annotate it right away. Interesting ?

SPX captures an image from your monitor(s) - ready for two or more monitors! Send it directly to clipboard, file, e-mail, ftp, printer or another program. Better yet, send if first to SPX Annotation Editor to "show and tell" and explain your work.