September 22. 2003 by Del.

Another option in the screen capture race! Also offers the abiltiy to capture a specific window. ddv

Gadwin PrintScreen - Screen capture software: “Want to create a screenshot suitable for saving or printing? Then just hit a key on your keyboard. Oh yeah, you’ll have to download this program first.

There are several hotkey combos to choose from (PrintScreen is the default). Once you’ve chosen your favorite combo, head to the Destination tab and have the screen print out instantly, copy the capture to the clipboard, save it to a specific folder, or even send it through e-mail. You can perform full screen captures, or only capture a specific window.

There are also six different image formats to choose from, and each one can be resized. With all the customization capabilities, what more could you ask for? “

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September 22. 2003 by Del.

I need a better solution for pasting together help screens for an ACL tutorial. Looks interesting as it creates JPG’s — vs needing to compress the bitmaps that the Windows clipboard generates. ddv

GCS: “A freeware screen capture tool. As easy as this:

Start GCS

Press PrtSc

Done. Repeat at will.

GCS will save the screens to the directory you want, either in Windows .bmp or in .jpg format. You can grab standard applications, Direct3D or OpenGL games.

GrabClipSave makes use of standard Windows features: as soon as you press the PrtSc-key, the current screen is copied to the clipboard. GCS just sits in the background and waits for a bitmap in the clipboard. When there is a new one, it just saves it to disk; where You want and the way You want. So no more Alt-Tabbing out of your favorite game or fiddling with .tgas or stuff, just let GCS save it for you in .jpg!”

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