...I hadn't wanted to do that to save RAM but I am about to double my RAM from 16 to 32 so that should take care of that. 

-Holisticmdwf (August 13, 2020, 04:57 PM)

If you are going from 16 MB to 32 MB that would make sense, but having anything from 4 GB and up in your PC, as any PC younger than 10 years would most likely have, then having ScreenshotCaptor resident shouldn't make any difference in day to day use.  ;D

Is ScreenshotCaptor referencing a network or USB attached drive anywhere? As in storing your screenshots? That doesn't help the startup speed, as SC tries to populate/refresh the list of recent images, and that type of drive tends to give slow access when first used since some time has passed.
And adding the screenshot directory to your AV exclusions list can give a speed improvement as well.

how do i open 2 zoom sessions on one pc? (company pc, zoom is permant open)

-KodeZwerg (July 31, 2020, 06:29 AM)

I don't think you can open more than 1 zoom session at a time..

-mouser (August 04, 2020, 02:01 AM)

Agreed, technically (close to) impossible. How would the software multiplex the videostream between 2 (or more) sessions?
And how would the other party/session know you're talking to them, or to the other session?
It's difficult enough to have multiple conversions at the same time with people in the same room, let alone on the other side of a digital connection...

MS Teams lets you switch to another call, but it then puts your first call on hold, just like in a phonecall, and you can resume later, after ending/pausing the second call.