AutoCapture
AutoCapture lets you set a time interval in which to automatically take a screenshot.
This is definitely not something you would use every day, but it comes really handy in some
situations. The AutoCapture window looks like this (as of version 2.0)
As you can see, some general instructions are present in the window just in case you forget.
To enter your desired time interval, you can enter a value in the "Take screenshots
automaticall every" textbox. Valid values are 1 to 60 when seconds are selected, and 250
to 60000 when milliseconds are selected. You can also choose if you want to take screenshots
of all windows or just the active window. Please note that the file format, image quality (if it applies),
and output folder values will be taken from the options window. So if you want to autocapture to a different
folder, change it in the options first.
Clicking on "Start Autocapture" will minimize the window and proceed to take screenshots
at the specified intervals. If at any moment you wish to stop, just click on the "AutoCapture" taskbar
entry to bring the AutoCapture window up again. Then you can click on "Stop AutoCapture" button
to stop the interval. The taskbar entry will look like this:
After clicking on the taskbar entry, the window will restore itself and look like this:
Now it's just a matter of clicking on "Stop AutoCapture" and we're done.
