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I felt the same way about Adobe at first, but you don't need to use all of that stuff. What I do is:
Capture my screenshot.
File, new.
Edit, Paste.
Image, adjustments, brightness/contrast
Image, image size (to resize)
Use pointer to select an area, right-click, stroke (to highlight certain areas.
File, save as
And of course, the crop tool and such. Maybe I'll make a tutorial for this in the future. If you feel the impulse to try it again, let me know.
I was able to see more in your picture inverted. The lack of contrast between light and dark made it difficult to bring out much more, here it is:
Keith
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