Okay, I've changed my mind based on the suggestions here.... Cropper Rocks :-D ...and written in C# too :-)

Alt+PrintScreen (Window) , PrintScreen (Desktop) And then I use Paint.Net if necessary to crop or add in any callouts, etc. Paint.Net is free and "PrintScreen" is part of Windows.... cheap and easy :-D

I'm reading through a few different ones these days, here is a short list:

• Pro Ajax and the .NET 2.0 Platform
• Essential Windows Workflow Foundation
• Design Patterns In C#

The "Essential Windows Workflow" is a must for anyone interested in that technology, I highly recommend it :-)

Make sure to get the version of Notepad2 that is on SourceForge. The version on Flow's Freeware (name?) is abandonware (last I checked) and very outdated.

I've tried TextPad, UltraEdit and Notepad++ and the one I finally settled on is Notepad2. Like most of the other editors out there it does Syntax Schemes and RegEx Find/Replace but the one thing I like the most from Notepad2 is that its RegEx Find/Replace is user-friendly. The Syntax Schemes are great as well. I use it for HTML, XML, CSS and building SQL Scripts. A lot of times I get data that may be in a Word document and I need to build SQL Scripts using that data. The RegEx Find and Replace in Notepad2 works great for tasks like that. Give it a shot :-)

Considering the eFile process can take up to 48 hours, filing just before midnight on the final day is not a really wise idea. That being said, maybe Intuit and other eFile providers should institute their own cutoff and/or at least warn customers that want to file so late. Even if you owe money, filing at 11:59pm on the due date is a dumb idea. Heck, if you owe money, its best to not eFile anyway. Pop that sucker in snail mail :-D