Take Screenshots using Gadwin Printscreen


ScreenShot001 Normally when we wish to take a screenshot, we have to go through a long process of pressing the PrintScreen button, opening an image editing application, pasting the image and then saving it. It becomes more tedious if you want to take screenshots in quick succession. Gadwin PrintScreen is here to make our job a lot easier.

PrintScreen

The application sits in the system tray and makes the process of taking screenshots much easier. You can specify a lot of options with your PrintScreen button. When you press the PrintScreen button, you can save the image directly to a particular folder and in a particular format which you can specify. You can also specify which area of the screen you wish to save such as “Full Screen:”, “Client Window” , “Current Window” or any specific area. It also gives you the option of sending the captured image directly to Printer or email.

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Not only this, it can even resize your captured images directly and can even convert it into gray scale. You can also add stamp to the image such as the date and time when the image was taken. You can also specify the format in which you want the image to be saved and the name that should be given to the saved image.

With all the features, it is a must have application for almost all of us who constantly use Screen shots. It is also a free ware and its size is only 2.7 Mb. It supports a lot of OS including Vista.

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  • 8 Comment(s)

    1. I actually like the screenshot tool of Ubuntu and wished I could have something like that for Windows. Will give this a try.

      Haris | Jun 26, 2008 | Reply

    2. I agree with Haris, how come Microsoft has not yet done something like to Windows? Oh well, at least developers have something to do.

      jhay | Jun 26, 2008 | Reply

    3. nice one
      gonna give it a try

      Siddharth | Jun 27, 2008 | Reply

    4. Nice S/W

      have u try ‘Snagit’ for capture, if not try it
      its a best tool for capturing.

      http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp

      Hari Maurya | Jun 27, 2008 | Reply

    5. It looks useful, i will give it a try. As Haris Ubuntu screenshot is quite useful

      Ram | Jun 27, 2008 | Reply

    6. I use Camtasia and FS Capture for capturing screenshots and videos, but will give this one a try as am always looking for new features.

      Keith Dsouza | Jun 27, 2008 | Reply

    7. I hate the new version of Gadwin Printscreen. I want the old one, but i cant find it anywhere..

      Chaza | Jul 5, 2008 | Reply

    8. nice find there but i really like the ubuntu screenshot default app. keep it up bro

      moin | Jul 8, 2008 | Reply

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