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Is there a good, free screen capture util that anyone uses where when you hit ALT+PRNTSCRN, it will capture the window and automatically SAVE IT TO A FILE as a JPG instead of copying it to the clipboard?
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Try fraps. -
No dice...Comment
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HyperSnap DX? Corel Capture (part of the Corel Graphics Suite)?
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At work here we use SnagIt. Might be worth a shot.Go Bunny GO!
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Bah, they're all trialware...Comment
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Matrox Powerdesk-HF can do that for you, if you have Parhelia, P650 or P750.
ALT+PrintScrn cannot be configured as a shortcut key, but almost any other combination will work just fine.Last edited by Mikko; 16 June 2003, 13:31.Comment
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Doh, no Parhelia here!
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Last edited by Dilitante1; 16 June 2003, 15:16.Better to let one think you are a fool, than speak and prove it
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Maybe IrfanView is what you need.
It's image viewer which can also do screen capture.
It can capture whole screen, selected area or program window.
You can create HotKey (by default it's Ctrl+F12)Comment
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Dilitante1 - PERFECT...that's exactly what i wanted. Thank you!Comment
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