Screenshot Captor Auto Tool Configurations

[wzb3]

When I click the print screen I only want one screen capture. Why does it give 4 or more?

[mouser]

something must be going wrong, that's definitely not normal.  maybe you have the auto-timer option on?

[Hastur]

.sctools file for passing screenshots to Photoshop CS5 for editing. 

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title = -
@
title = Photoshop CS5
app = %ProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5\Photoshop.exe
params = "%file%"
iconfile =
@
title = Photoshop CS5 (plain)
app = %ProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5\Photoshop.exe
params = "%fileplain%"
iconfile =

[mouser]

Thanks for sharing!

[wiselatina]

Hi, I've been using SC for over a year and everything was working fine. But for few weeks the scrolling feature is not working (which is the caption I usually use). It just stays looping and when it takes finally the shot is only the screen without scrolling part. 

My details:
-Windows XP
-Having the issues with Firefox 3.6.16, Chrome 10.0.648.204, Safari 5.0.4.

I tried your capture exceptions without success (on any of the browsers). 

Please help.

[RickHamilton]

Might you have a step-by-step tutorial, that spells out all the keystrokes and clicks
for capturing a scrollable screen that is larger than the physical screen size?  Thanks!

rick

[mouser]

I'm well into recoding the scrolling capture from scratch, with much improved performance.  Follow this thread for updates on scrolling capture.

[justice]

Here's a PNGGauntlet tool menu entry:
http://dl.dropbox.co...s/PNGGauntlet.sctool

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title = PNGGauntlet - Optimize
app = %ProgramFiles%\PNGGauntlet\PngGauntlet.exe
params = "%file%"
iconfile =
@
title = PNGGauntlet - Optimize (Plain)
app = %ProgramFiles%\PNGGauntlet\PngGauntlet.exe
params = "%fileplain%"
iconfile =

PngGauntlet is a free tool to optimize the filesize of your images without sacrificing quality:
Combines PNGOUT, OptiPNG, and DeflOpt to create the smallest PNGs. No image quality is lost - only file size. Converts JPG, GIF, TIFF, and BMP files to PNG . Ultra-configurable

Examples:
A chrome extensions scrolling screenshot was optimized to 73% of its original size (png 16m)
A screenshot of my dual monitor workspace was optimized to 72% of its original size (png 16m - 3840x1080 - 947kb)

This is a great tool to run on your images before you publish your website, as it can make your site faster to load without any disadvantages.

[mouser]

Thanks for sharing!