Read this article in Read this article in Introduction On the standard Windows operating system, pressing the Print-Screen key will copy an image of the entire screen to the clipboard, holding the Alt key and pressing the Print-Screen key will capture the currently selected window. Some Windows systems come with a screen capture utility pre-installed.

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Other operating systems may also offer a similar utility for screen capture. As an alternative to the utilities that come with the OS, the freeware products in this review cover most of the following useful features and functions which users might find they need: • Capture full screen or freely selected screen areas; • Auto detect windows and control objects such as button, box, toolbar, tab, etc.; • Snap scrolling windows, allow delayed captures; • Auto adapt to screen settings, such as custom text size; • Re-size screen shots or create thumbnails and other extra features.

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This article's focus is on screen captures. If your priority is editing, after the capture, then check out Several of the editors listed also perform screen captures. Rated Products.

No full screen or active window capture. No delayed capture, auto-scroll, auto-save, or editor. No printer output. More Screen Capture Tools The following screen capture tools were brought up in comments here or noted from other sources. Some tools don't properly handle the text size setting thereby effectively cropping 225% of the screen with a 150% text screen setting.

They may work fine if your text setting is normal (100%). • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • To be reviewed: SnapCrab: Related Products and Links You might want to check out these articles too: • • • • • Editor This software category is in need of an editor. If you would like to give something back to the freeware community by taking it over, check out for more details. You can then contact us from that page.

Please rate this article. Oh my, our thinking gets more and more limited to what MS and Google want us to think - it seems at least. Screen Capture only when a browser is open? I beg you - even only to capture the hotkey the browser must have focus.

How is the poor extension to know which of the likely several windows is the confounding error message that the user wants to document so he can attach it to his email when he asks me about the message? I firmly believe that Screen Capture should be independent of any given program being 'open' and having focus. So for me it is either Windows (admittedly somewhat limited) or a specialized program's job. • or to post comments. For all of you who are praising their capture programs scrolling capture ability, try a scrolling capture of this web page. I tried DuckLink and it did not capture full page (Am I doing it incorrectly?) I tried PickPick and it is perfect. Rob PS if you ever have an image that is longer and wider than Texas, you will find that many image viewers do not display it in a manner that allows you to read it easily.