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Screenshot Captor / Re: Changing file format with command line option?
« on: July 18, 2014, 09:16 AM »
Wow, I'm fascinated! ... and will download the next release tomorrow
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Usefile commandline options to use on an already-running copy of ScreenshotCaptor (the second instance won't run but it will pass the command to the first instance):
-ccpath (copy current/last screenshot filepath to clipboard)
-ccbitmap (copy current/last screenshot image bitmap to clipboard)
-ccfile (copy current/last screenshot file to clipboard)
Try using alt+key shortcut -- that should still work I think.Yes, but then I need two fingers... this would be an interrupt of my (previous) workflow...-mouser (April 26, 2013, 08:36 AM)
Now with my very little scripts the comment field (which I don't need) will be omitted.In short: it would be great to configure this dialog window. E.g. to disable the comment fieldYes i think this might be in order.
Thank you very much for your English lectionit had been implemented [Please correct me: "had been" is wrong, isn't it?]"it was implemented" would be be better, if you are referring to something that was implemented in the past. if you are remarking on a brand new feature you might say instead "has been implemented".
Or: after making the screenshot there could appear a small "kontext menu" or something like with several options: open the program, copy captured region only to the clipboard and/or to file, and so on.
> I think this is a great idea ...
thanks ;-))
... and thank you for this really great program.
>it would show menu with:...
suggestion:
a) maybe in later versions the user can define own menu entries (eg in combination with the scripting ability, "user scripts")
b) the entries should be activated by the keyboard -> "Open Captor" (sometimes faster than using the mouse where you at first have to navigate to this menu)
> You can exit from the File menu (Alt+F then x).
Sorry, I mean to close the program to the tray -> after making the shot und editing it within Captor I want to close Captor to the tray ("hide") as fast as possible...
Greetings, Carlos-mouser (August 17, 2006, 08:02 AM)