How To Get Automated Screenshots In Windows?

Posted November 18, 2008 – 4:58 pm in: Freeware, Softwares, Vista Tweaks, Windows 7, Windows 7 Tweaks, XP Tweaks

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Don’t get confused! This is not another feature of Windows 7.As you know, we don’t have a easy-to-use method to capture screenshots in Windows, I decided to write about it.

Well, we still use Print Screen key and then paint to get a screenshot which is too long to take simple screenshot. I hope all of you know Print Screen method. Though, Microsoft has added a Snipping Tool in Vista as a replacement to the old Print Screen option, users are not happy with it.

Every time we need to select the destination directory and we also miss Zoom option in Vista & Windows 7(6801 build).In Mac, we just press Command+Shift+3 to get the entire screenshot to the desktop. That is, you need not to select the destination folder unless you want to change it. Can’t we get the same feature in our Windows as well? Of course with a small third-party utility named Gadwin Print Screen.

Gadwin Print Screen is a small screenshot capture utility that provides all the missing features of Windows snipping tool. Believe me, I have been using this utility for more than 7 months and happy with it. Below are the some good features of Gadwin Print Screen:
*Assign hotkey to the capture screen

*Can set the initial delay before capture

*Shows you the preview of captured image

*Captures current window, client window, full screen, rectangular area easily

*Also captures Mouse Cursor

*Users can set the destination directory with automatic naming

*Allows you set the format, resolution

*And, many more.

This is an all-in-one screen capture utility for your Windows. I recommend this to all Windows users who often take screenshots. Have fun with Gadwin Print Screen!

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