![]() When checked, enters a full screen presentation mode immediately after each screen capture. Enter full screen presentation mode after a capture Restore HyperSnap window to front after a captureĬheck this to have the program’s window automatically come back to the front of the screen after a capture to let you examine results. This is usually needed only if HyperSnap is the reason you’re creating the capture.Įxample: A capture may help in sending a bug report to HyperSnap showing a problem with the program. ![]() Turn this option off (UNcheck it) only if you want to capture the HyperSnap window itself. Hide HyperSnap window before capturing screenĬheck this to have the program’s window automatically hide before capturing the image you want. ![]() If you want silent captures, UNcheck this box. Play sound when making the snapshotĬheck this option to cause HyperS nap to play its trademark camera shutter sound when executing a capture. After the capture, font smoothing is restored to the original setting.Įxample : This is often required for publishing images in print (books, articles). Turn off font smoothing for captureĬheck this if you want to turn off font smoothing (anti-aliasing, ClearType) before making the capture. (Opacity information is only saved to PNG and GIF files it is discarded in other file formats.) Include cursor imageĬheck this on to have HyperSnap include the mouse cursor in the capture. Opacity setting determines the transparency of the background color, which determines how much color shows through the image. To change this color use the drawing tools in the Edit tab or the Drawing toolbar. With rectangular captures, this selection provides a defined background color if you need to edit the image later with a background. This color appears if your capture is non-rectangular (had rounded corners), or is circular, free-hand, etc. Sets the default background color for new captures. This allows you to watch the capture and stop it when you’ve captured what is needed. HyperSnap will refresh the window it auto-scrolls at the rate specified here.Įxample: Use this to control to determine the speed of the capture. Set this time in milliseconds (1000 milliseconds = one second) between window refresh operations to be used during auto-scroll. This function enables you to change the delay time if the automatic 4-second delay provided by the Extra delay check box is too long or too short. ![]() Set this time in milliseconds (1000 milliseconds = one second) that the program will wait before executing the desired capture.Įxample: If you set this time long enough, you can open a menu or pop-up screen to capture. Do not confuse these tabs with the Ribbon Tabs. Important! When used in dialog boxes, “ tabs” refer to the tabs at the top of the box that allow multiple “pages” in the box to open. The parameters in this tab are changed more than any of the others. This can save work when must create numerous captures for public release or other purposes, and you must show ownership, authorship, etc.Use this tab to control basic capture functions. Auto-add this stamp to all captured imagesĪutomatically inserts this stamp on all images you capture with HyperSnap. It can be set to be Opaque (no blending) to Transparent (100% blended with the base image). Use this slider to control how much your stamp blends in with the base image. If the target image on which the stamp is inserted does not have any transparency, a transparent color will be selected automatically. Image masking with a stampĬheck this, then select the color in your stamp that should “mask” the target image (hide that part of the image as if it was not present) by making all the pixels to have “transparent” color. Bring a gray embossed graphics into the stamp, then select this option.Īfter applying it to an image, the effect looks as if the image is printed on a very flexible fabric with a 3D embossed logo underneath. Use this option to emboss a sign or logo on an image.
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