Right-click for contextual menu access. Move and size the window to the desired location, and select the “Capture” command for a region capture of the screen, or the “Full Screen” command for a full capture of the screen. Save the capture with the “Save” command; png format (by default) gives a perfect result. The “Clear” command erases the capture.
Advanced options:
- The “Thumbnail…” command allows you to save a thumbnail (or a enlargement) of the capture (with a Preview command). Image effects (Lighten, Darken, GrayScale, Invert, Contrast, Color, RGB …) and special effects (Selective GrayScale, Color To Transparent, Psychedelic, B/W Sketch, Color Emboss…) are available with the “Effects” menu. Like an image editor, with the “Open” command, you can open and edit images and saved captures. Use the “Open and Mix” or the “Capture and Mix” commands, to mix and merge images and captures.
- The “Transparent Mode” command preserves the window and the image in transparency: you can use the capture like a tracing paper. The “No Border Mode” command allows you to hide window’s border; you can open by example several instances of CaptureScreen to make a photomontage. The “CaptureScreen Options” allows you to set and save user settings (hotkeys for menus commands, transparency, exposure time…).
- This program works with all version of Windows. If your system is Windows XP or older, it requires the Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0 or higher.
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