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I am Baas wrote:Did you tell DC (mouser) about the RtColorPicker registry key?

Only now...

I am Baas wrote:I was referring to these two files; ScreenshotCaptor.dcupdate and ScreenshotCaptor.dcupdateredirect. Are they needed for the built-in update checker? They were not portable last time I checked.

These 2 files are needed, but they are included in the archive and they "stay" there.

Some usage notes:

I tested this out and my experience was sort of mixed: as advertised, this program has a TON of features, but also a little overwhelming.  There was a big tendency in the design for the author to explain many of the settings inside of windows, which takes up a lot of real estate. Not very intuitive.

On the other end of the spectrum is Greenshot, which has dramatically fewer features, but is just simple, easy, and fast. Still, I'll miss some of those power features but ultimately one of these programs I can use up at work and one of them I can't so I guess that's what it came down to.

webfork wrote: Still, I'll miss some of those power features but ultimately one of these programs I can use up at work and one of them I can't so I guess that's what it came down to.

See http://www.donationcoder.com/commercial/:

If you're just an individual using our software (whether at home or at the office), you don't need a commercial site license, and you can use our software without charge -- though we do encourage donations.

SYSTEM wrote: If you're just an individual using our software (whether at home or at the office), you don't need a commercial site license, and you can use our software without charge -- though we do encourage donations

Huh. I evidently just glanced over Joby's license notice.

Thanks.

Screenshot Captor 4.8.5 is out

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia ... ptor.shtml

http://www.softpedia.com/progChangelog/ ... 23391.html

@ll: please review my comment at Screenshot Captor (currently private) database entry, www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2412#comment26299...

Midas wrote:@ll: please review my comment at Screenshot Captor (currently private) database entry, http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.p ... mment26299...

Thanks for adding but I'm still inclined to agree with Baas ... this is still registerware.

Scrolling capture note

After hearing about how important it was for years now, I finally tested the "scrolling" feature (grab an image that takes up more than the current screen) in this program. I was trying to get a Visio file into an image format (the default export tools suck*) and it did a fairly good job except for capturing the ruler and tab structure at the bottom.

I wish I'd taken a screencap of this to demonstrate but what was great about this program is that it tried to grab EVERYTHING both horizontally and vertically. There are a TON of settings packed into this. I've been annoyed by Screenshot Captor as the interface is a bit overloaded, but I can't deny that this is a really powerful program.

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* I later found out that you just have to increase the Resolution to about 300 x 300 in the export window prompt. Sigh.

v4.9.1 (Oct 10, 2014) released !

@ DarkShadow: Thanks ... and updated

The developer of screenshot captor put together an automatic screenshot capture tool that If you're looking to take automatic screenshots of specific applications or basically filter out screenshots of all the apps you don't want:

Automatic Screenshotter



http://www.snapfiles.com/get/ascreenshotter.html
https://www.donationcoder.com/Software/ ... index.html

It's probably portable but I'm threading this under the existing Screenshot Captor topic just because I haven't seen a lot of interest for auto-capture tools like this one over time.

webfork wrote: ↑Fri Dec 15, 2017 2:30 pmThe developer of screenshot captor put together an automatic screenshot capture tool

Mouser put together another variant on his existing screenshot tools, this one a command-line based program that is likely the lightest of the lightweight screenshot tools since it's operations run and then close.

Minicap
https://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/MiniCap/

This could also function with other automation tools to build a fairly intelligent screencap process on par with ShareX automation tools.

In part to celebrate the enormous functionality the author has put into this program, I posted an updated entry that hopefully better details the full list of features in this program. If anyone on the forum catches a glaring omission, please let me know.