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SPX Instant Screen Capture
There are not too many ways you can improve your standard screen capture - or are there? SPX Instant Screen Capture gives you more built in features when it comes to getting an image from your desktop than you could have ever imagined. It improves your standard screen capturing built into Windows, and doesn't make the process any more difficult than it has to be. Anything that improves upon an already easy process has to keep that easy process just as easy. SPX Instant Screen Capture is able to stand up to that test. To take a screen capture, all you need to do is hold your right mouse button down for a few seconds till you see a cross hair. Then drag with the left mouse button till you have the section of the screen you want to capture and release. As soon as you release the button on your mouse, SPX Instant Screen Capture will ask you what you wish to do with the image in question. You can assign hot keys to capture your images, as well. There are several capture modes that come with SPX Instant Screen Capture. They include: free hand shape, rectangle or window, including menus, long scrollable windows, documents, Web pages, regions, and objects. You can also enhance your captures with effects. Some of these effects are: adding shadows, adding torn edge, adding an outline, text annotations, or graphical watermarks. Once you have taken a picture and captured your screen, what can you do with it? You could send it to your clipboard. Just cut only what you want and paste where you need it. You can also save it as a file. Don't want to do those? Then send it to your favorite graphic editor! If all else fails, then send it in an e-mail. When you send it via e-mail you can choose to have it either attached to the e-mail or embedded to pre-set addresses. SPX Instant Screen Capture is $25 to buy, and is worth every penny if you spend a lot of your time working with screen images or screen capturing. It gives the basic screen capturing abilities built in to your computer a run for their money, that much is for sure. You can download the 15-day trial version though to see how you like it, so why not give it a shot? [1.79M] [Win98/ME/NT/2k/XP] [Download the 15-Day Trial!]
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