WinSnap is a small enhancement utility for taking and editing screenshots. It can easily capture windows of non-rectangular form with the background of your choice, automatically perform simple canvas transformations and coloring effects, add professional smoothing shadows in Photoshop style and more. Also it supports variety of image formats and provides advanced auto-save options.
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- Keyboard shortcuts to move/resize objects (arrow keys, ctrl, shift)
- Line color/thickness, drawing tool are now restored after restart
- Adjusted line thickness for region selection on low screen resolutions
- Auto-Copy puts screenshot to clipboard when effects are changed
- Fixed issues when pressing PrintScrn in region selection mode
- Fixed dwmapi.dll error on Windows XP 64-Bit Edition
Reviewing 4.0.1 (Jan 25, 2012)
PicPick (http://www.picpick.org/) is really better than this; and not just because PicPick is freeware for home users; the post capture tools are just "not there yet"
Another alternative is Greenshot (http://getgreenshot.org/)
My choice; PicPick ... use it all the time, very effective!
Reviewing 3.1.2 (Sep 23, 2009)
Make a nice screenshot in seconds. Very useful for screenshots made for web pages.
Reviewing 3.1.2 (Sep 23, 2009)
And while you're at it, sift through THIS.
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During your sifting, please also remember to make a comment about the actual program in your review, yes? Anyway. Whahey - v3.1.2's out! Last free version yeah boyee.
Reviewing 3.1.1 (Aug 18, 2009)
Are you seriously going to post a review to restate that you are furthering your own recommendation for each version? That seems very sad and petty.
Now we have to sift through all of your frivolous reviews.
Reviewing 3.0.9 (Jun 19, 2009)
Oops. 3.0.9's out. Time to recommend getting the last free version again. *8-)
Snagit is what everyone is using. The Snagit editor has lots of extras to enhance your capture. If you are going to pay for a screen capture program, then Snagit has the features you want.