How to
- Thread starter MIGhunter
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Any program that takes screenshots should have the option to do that.. hold let me check...
HypersnapDX has a funky thing, when using it press CTRL+SHIFT+M, and from then on you can hover your mouse over where ever you want to capture something, it will outline the box, be it an active window or the whole screen. Instructions:
Minimize the HyperSnap-DX 5 window to the task bar.
Open a cascading (that means multi-level) menu in another program. For this example we'll use any Windows Explorer folder. Double-click the My Computer icon and then open any available hard disk drive's folder, and then open any folder that shows at least a few file icons you can use for this purpose. The Program Files folder is useful for this, typically.
Right-click on any convenient file's icon.
Choose File/Send to in order to get the menu open.
Press HyperSnap-DX 5's CTRL+SHIFT+M hot key combination to start multi-region capture.
Click on each menu in turn, plus the main menu toolbar (the one that shows File, Edit...)
Just to demonstrate the power of this feature, we'll add another step: while you're still in Mutli-region capture mode switch into Region mode.
Press and hold the right mouse button, select Region and draw a capture box around the pop-up menu as well as outlining something else on the screen to capture that, too. (For example, outline a data file's icon.)
Press the Enter key on the keyboard to finish this capture.
Examine the content in HyperSnap-DX 5's window, and you'll see all regions captured with the default background color filling the area between them. (The color of this region is user-definable.)
You can download the trial version at http://www.hyperionics.com
HypersnapDX has a funky thing, when using it press CTRL+SHIFT+M, and from then on you can hover your mouse over where ever you want to capture something, it will outline the box, be it an active window or the whole screen. Instructions:
Minimize the HyperSnap-DX 5 window to the task bar.
Open a cascading (that means multi-level) menu in another program. For this example we'll use any Windows Explorer folder. Double-click the My Computer icon and then open any available hard disk drive's folder, and then open any folder that shows at least a few file icons you can use for this purpose. The Program Files folder is useful for this, typically.
Right-click on any convenient file's icon.
Choose File/Send to in order to get the menu open.
Press HyperSnap-DX 5's CTRL+SHIFT+M hot key combination to start multi-region capture.
Click on each menu in turn, plus the main menu toolbar (the one that shows File, Edit...)
Just to demonstrate the power of this feature, we'll add another step: while you're still in Mutli-region capture mode switch into Region mode.
Press and hold the right mouse button, select Region and draw a capture box around the pop-up menu as well as outlining something else on the screen to capture that, too. (For example, outline a data file's icon.)
Press the Enter key on the keyboard to finish this capture.
Examine the content in HyperSnap-DX 5's window, and you'll see all regions captured with the default background color filling the area between them. (The color of this region is user-definable.)
You can download the trial version at http://www.hyperionics.com