Screenshot Captor
Sometimes I create thumbnails of screenshots and include them in my articles to give you a preview of the subject IÂ’am writing about. I normaly tend to use the print key on windows to make the screenshot and fire up gimp to reduce the size to be able to add it to the article. To be honest, this process takes way to long and I thought of ways to optimize it.
ThatÂ’s when I found the freeware Screenshot Captor which does everything I need, and more. With Screenshot Captor it is possible to grab the complete screen, part of the screen, a fixed size or the active window using hotkeys. If you simply press the print key it grabs the current screen for instance. Whenever youÂ’ve done that you see a little default box with some options in it, for instance save the image, create thumbnail, discard image and so on.
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/screenshotcaptor/index.html
Sometimes I create thumbnails of screenshots and include them in my articles to give you a preview of the subject IÂ’am writing about. I normaly tend to use the print key on windows to make the screenshot and fire up gimp to reduce the size to be able to add it to the article. To be honest, this process takes way to long and I thought of ways to optimize it.
ThatÂ’s when I found the freeware Screenshot Captor which does everything I need, and more. With Screenshot Captor it is possible to grab the complete screen, part of the screen, a fixed size or the active window using hotkeys. If you simply press the print key it grabs the current screen for instance. Whenever youÂ’ve done that you see a little default box with some options in it, for instance save the image, create thumbnail, discard image and so on.
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/screenshotcaptor/index.html
