Shup 0.25

Publisher's Description:

Shup is a small program that lives in your system tray, waiting for you to activate it via customizable hotkeys. Once activated, it captures your desktop or the currently active window and opens the builtin image editor, which allows you to paint, crop, etc; you can also rename the file and add upload tags. After you are done editing the image, it is uploaded to any of the supported file hosts (Stashbox.org, Flickr, PhotoBucket, WaffleImages, ImageShack) and the new URL is placed into your clipboard for easy access.

Latest Changes:

• Added a nicer Image Resize dialog with fixed aspect ratios, %/px units, etc
• Fixed selection rectangle behavior when dragged to corners of editor
• The image editor optionally remembers paintbrush color and size (see Editor settings

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	seier	Mar 31, 2008
Version:	0.23
Can someone who's tried both GreenShot and Shup tell me which they liked better? Because I think GreenShot is the bees knees.
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Reviewer:	jim39n	Jan 22, 2008
Version:	0.21
SHUP RULES ALL GLORY TO THE BIN!!!!
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Reviewer:	Nighted	Dec 20, 2007
Version:	0.20
Not a great rating, I know. But that doesn't mean this isn't good. It is extremely handy. Being able to upload to several sites from the context menu it great, and the dialog that logs your URL's it brilliant. What really sucks it that you can't save your custom settings and the editor is so rudimentary that it's next to useless...which is a shame as the sparse features included are cleverly done. The editor really needs text support and some border effects. The options menu could also use an overhaul as the dialogs look hastily done and barren.
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Reviewer:	Lawrence01	Nov 19, 2007
Version:	0.19
I don't get it as far as you can hit alt-printscreen, then open photoshop, create a new image, and do a control-v to paste your screenshot. No software is needed to do screenshots... This will work with any image editor that I have tried. Why add another program to do something already built into windows?
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Reviewer:	xavarri	Jun 29, 2007
Version:	0.13
Use it once and you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. If only there was a Linux version!
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