Print It! 1.0 for OS X is Out.

With Print It!, if you can see it, you can print it and a whole lot more! And Print It! is fast--very fast. Simply put, Print It! is a big advance in Mac OS X printing technology, MacEase Software claims.

Here is a partial list of Print It!'s features:

* Print It! lets users instantly select and print anything they can see on their monitors--even if it's not normally selectable--and this includes any combination of text, pictures, and graphics--literally, anything.

* Print It! is a system-wide enhancement to OS X that runs in the background; there's no interface to have to learn or to get in the way.

* A simple system-wide hotkey instantly invokes Print It!'s ability to select and print anything on users' displays.

* A simple system-wide keyboard shortcut instantly brings up Print It!'s innovative contextual menu which provides instant access to Print It!'s many other advanced features. (Among the innovative featurs of this CM are its optional ability to remain visible so users easily can perform multiple/repeated actions, its ability to be dragged to any location on the Desktop, and its ability to remain visible when users drag their cursors off of it.)

* Print It! lets users instantly add notes and/or time-date stamps to anything they print, including pictures and graphics.

* Print It! lets users -- even on the fly -- create print jobs by combining virtually an unlimited number of selections from anywhere and then printing them together. Additionally, users can add notes and/or time-date stamps to their selections individually and/or to their print jobs as a whole.

* Print It! lets users select and grab whatever info they need from anywhere, including databases, spreadsheets, web pages, email, AOL, online chats, newsreaders, word processors, PIMs, calender/appointment programs, Quicken and other financial software, and virtually anything else -- you name it!

Print It! works with Mac OS X 10.2 and higher and costs $24.95. A demo version is available for download.

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