Quick Help
How to take a Screenshot
You take screenshots by pressing the "Print Screen" key on your keyboard.
If you can't find it, it's located near the F12 and Scroll Lock keys.
Hitting the Print Screen key will save an image of all the current windows
now showing on your screen (without the mouse pointer). Hitting Alt+Print
Screen will save an image of the active window only.
Menu Overview
Before we discuss the menu, note that it will only pop up when
you Right-Click the icon in the System Tray. Here's a screenshot
of what the menu looks like as of version 2.2
Now let's discuss what each option does.
Open Screenshots Folder
Clicking on this will open the folder which you have designated for saving screenshots.
If you haven't configured it, the default is the program's folder.
AutoCapture
Opens the window to configure automatic capture of screenshots. For more details
check the topic on AutoCapture.
Options
Opens the options window. Here you can configure image format, output folder, and wether
to take screenshots of video/movie windows. For more details check the topic on
Options.
Empty Clipboard
If you selected the option to store screenshot data on the clipboard, you can click on this menu item
to remove that data from memory. Note that this will work with any data stored on the clipboard, even by other
programs. This allows for clipboard cleanup when other programs don't clean up after themselves.
Help
Launches the help manual.
About...
Opens an window with information about the program, the current version, support information, and other miscelaneous information.
Still Lost?
If you're still lost, please go ahead and read the FAQ. If after that you still
need further assistance, feel free to send me an email or post a question in the project's launchpad site.
All the information you need is in the contact info area.