If you don’t need to crop, blur, add text or other effects, simply choose ‘image to clipboard’ and then use the paste command (Ctrl +V) to put the shot in your document. Then you’re presented with many useful choices.
#SCREENSHOT CAPTOR HOW TO#
A little practice will make you familiar with their terms and how to use their tools to capture what you’re wanting.Īfter you get the capture, you’ll immediately see your screenshot pop up in a box like this. You’ll need to experiment with the ones that get just a portion of the screen as things didn’t work the way I thought they would. Getting your ScreenshotĪs you can see, there are a large number of types of screenshots you can choose to get. It takes a little practice to use their capture tools if you’re wanting just a section of the page, but it gets easier as you work with it. So you can click on one or use the short-cuts. If you right-click on it, it’ll bring up a a list of key-stroke-shortcuts you can use to capture your screenshot.īelow is a list of of screenshot grab choices. After the program is started the first time, then you’ll see an icon in your system tray.
#SCREENSHOT CAPTOR INSTALL#
I looked at the feature list and saw that my two features were included, so I decided to try it.īe careful installing it because this program will install a search bar and several other products if you don’t uncheck them before clicking ‘next’ as you use the install wizard. I like these types of tools as they are usually lightweight and reliable. I went to the website to check it out before downloading and saw that it’s a freeware with donations gladly accepted. I kept searching and then I found Screenshot Captor.
I found and tried two free tools, but they’ve been deleted now. So at the urging of a friend who saw one of my blog posts with sensitive info very inelegantly marked out, I started searching. These are two features I need frequently. There have been two shortcomings though – no way to blur sensitive snips and text can not be added. When I found it bundled with the OS, I tried it, and since then, have used it just about every day. My primary (and only) screen capture tool has been Microsoft’s Snipping Tool.
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