Capture Screenshots Via WinSnap

Sometimes you might need to take some screenshots of your projects or reports. You can use “print screen” to snap the relevant screenshots and edit accordingly. However, using print screen function might have some shortcomings, for instance, you can’t capture nicely those non-rectangular windows and you need to find more features rich image editors to edit the images captured. To keep thing simple, users’ alternative solution probably could try other enhancement utilities such as WinSnap.

WinSnap is a small useful and user-friendly enhancement utility to snap and edit screenshots. It has some useful features to overcome the shortcomings of using conventional print screen method. This app can easily capture non-rectangular windows with customized and transparent backgrounds, simple and automatic canvas transformations, coloring effects, the addition of eye-candy drop shadows and advanced auto-save/auto-copy options.

WinSnap supports a variety of image formats. The WinSnap 1.0 is free for home users. However, the WinSnap 2.0 onwards is a shareware. The latest WinSnap can be downloaded via the link here:

• WinSnap 32-Bit Edition (436 KB) (default, for all OS)
• WinSnap 64-Bit Edition (463 KB) (for 64-bit OS only)

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