What's New in 2.3.7

  • Capture Mouse Cursor Option 
  • "Capture Hotkey" assignment easily accessible from the Help menu.
  • Help us make Powware Print Screen even better. "Provide Feedback" or "Report a Bug" from the Help menu.

What's New in 2.3.6

  • 2.3 Released to Manufacturing

What's New in Beta 2.3.0 - 2.3.5

  • Vista Ready
  • Support for Multiple Monitors
  • Capture any window or region on individual monitors
  • Alt+Print Screen captures entire screen containing the cursor
  • Point-and-Click to the desktop to capture all screens in one image
  • Ctrl+Alt+Print Screen to capture all screens in separate images
  • Automatic Update allows the user to install minor updates and bug fixes for free automatically
  • Fit-Print-To-Page Option
    • Automatically shrinks images to fit on one page for printing
  • User Configuration Files
    • User settings have been moved from the Windows Registry into an XML file named user.config in
      C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data
    • Support for Roaming User Profiles is included and places a user.config file in
      c:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data
    • The default settings file is included with the application as pwPrintScreen.exe.config
  • Minor Bug Fixes
    • A major rewrite of existing framework has squashed many bugs with one sweep.
    • Most of the functionality is exactly the same as in previous versions.
    • Some UI elements are different like the Options dialog.

What's New in 2.2

  • Distributed using Windows Installer 2.0. (Included in the distribution.)
  • Added Option to specify the default file type, e.g. jpg bmp tiff. This is used when saving or emailing newly captured images.
  • Auto-File-Naming has been reenabled. When capturing a Window, the window's title text is captured and used as a default file name when saving or emailing newly captured images.

What's New in 2.1

  • Powware Print Screen now allows you to save images to some of the most popular image file formats, such as:
    • JPEG
    • TARGA
    • TIFF
  • In addition to supporting new image file formats, Powware Print Screen now allows you to edit the color depth of each image.
    • Monochrome
    • 16 Colors
    • 256 Colors
    • 16-bit High Color
    • 24-bit True Color
    • Gray Scale
  • You can manipulate images using Flip, Rotate and Crop.

Features

  • Task bar utility loaded with Windows. All you have to do is press the Print Screen button on your keyboard, at any time, to capture the active window or to simply start the program. It's always at your finger tips and always one press of a button away.
  • Capturing images is a breeze! It's as easy as 1,2,3.
    1. Print Screen Button: Simply press the Print Screen button on your keyboard to capture the currently active window or to simply invoke the tool.
    2. Left Mouse Button: Click on the New Document button on the toolbar and drag the mouse over any window. A framing border will highlight the Window's window that is currently under the cursor for easy identification.
    3. Right Mouse Button: While the left button is still depressed, click the right mouse button and drag with both buttons down, to capture any enclosed region.
    These three methods allow you to easily capture:
    • The currently active window
    • Any MS Window's window
    • Any region picked by the user
  • You can selectively capture window controls, like buttons, text boxes, toolbars, list boxes, ..., or any other window as you move the cursor. They are highlighted dynamically with a border, framming the image bounderies for easy identification.
  • The Session Image-Manager allows you to view all of the images you have captured in a thumbnail size view. This manages large images as well as smaller ones from one view. All images are displayed at all times, no matter what their size.
    From here you can:
    • Save
    • Print
    • Mail
    • Close
    all the images that you select, all at the same time!
    Also, instantly zoom each image just by dragging the mouse over. Very slick!
  • Multiple Document View. You can keep on capturing images and they will all be displayed in their own window. The windows can be "tiled" and compared against each other.






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