In Vista hm prem x64, sometimes if I attempt a screen capture (say, selected region) & decide that the region selected wasn't correct, there doesn't seem to be a way to exit the selection mode. It also happens in scrolling capture mode. If the capture method doesn't work or you want to back out, sometimes the tray icon remains red & allows no other actions - just hangs. Only way I can then get function back is close / restart SSC.
Shouldn't there be a way to cancel any screen selection before taking a shot (may be one I don't know) & have the key seq listed in the screen shot methods on the menu?
Slightly off subject, but I've never read / found a way to just "clear" the image in the editor screen - whether or not any changes were made.
If it's an image stored as thumbnail & I load it into editor, there's no easy way to simply clear the screen. Yes, if I select another image from thumbnail pane, it replaces current one. But if I want to import / open an image from disk w/ SSC, while there's already an image in the editor screen, it doesn't replace the existing image. If I select the entire image / object, there doesn't seem to be a way to delete it, clear, escape, etc. "Clear Screen" seems like a simple concept. C:\>CS
Thanks.
Shouldn't there be a way to cancel any screen selection before taking a shot (may be one I don't know) & have the key seq listed in the screen shot methods on the menu?
Slightly off subject, but I've never read / found a way to just "clear" the image in the editor screen - whether or not any changes were made.
If it's an image stored as thumbnail & I load it into editor, there's no easy way to simply clear the screen. Yes, if I select another image from thumbnail pane, it replaces current one. But if I want to import / open an image from disk w/ SSC, while there's already an image in the editor screen, it doesn't replace the existing image. If I select the entire image / object, there doesn't seem to be a way to delete it, clear, escape, etc. "Clear Screen" seems like a simple concept. C:\>CS

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