Graphics & Photo Software Capture Screenshot Utility

Screenshot Utility 1.0 for Windows

by QSX Software Group

Avg. Rating 4.0 (1 votes)

File Details

File Size 0.5 MB
License Shareware
Operating System Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 592
Publisher QSX Software Group
Homepage Screenshot Utility

Publisher's Description

Screenshot Utility is a screen capture program that resides in the system tray, and when you press a hotkey combination, it captures and saves a snapshot of your screen as a JPEG, GIF, or BMP file. You can define your own hotkeys, choose default path for saving files, select area to capture (entire screen or active window) and set message or sound alerts.

Latest Reviews

Mandeep

Mandeep reviewed v1.0 on Jan 4, 2006

I've been looking around for a program that captures my screen with the press of a hotkey and then saves it to the desktop and this program does exactly that. You can set which directory to save in and also which file format to use. The downside is that programs like these should be freeware and definitely not a high price like this software. Also, the inability to hide the tray icon kinda bugs me but that's why theres Hide Inactive Icons settings in Windows XP. You can set whether or not you want the program to run at startup too. The program barely rates a 4 and I don't plan on buying it.

Avg. Rating 4.0 (1 votes)
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Mandeep

Mandeep reviewed v1.0 on Jan 4, 2006

I've been looking around for a program that captures my screen with the press of a hotkey and then saves it to the desktop and this program does exactly that. You can set which directory to save in and also which file format to use. The downside is that programs like these should be freeware and definitely not a high price like this software. Also, the inability to hide the tray icon kinda bugs me but that's why theres Hide Inactive Icons settings in Windows XP. You can set whether or not you want the program to run at startup too. The program barely rates a 4 and I don't plan on buying it.

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