Sunday, February 28, 2016 10:58:25 AM
Freeware image capturing programs-save pictures of your charts and trades.
Gadwin PrintScreen programs includes a lot of great functions that Window's Snipping Tool and keyboard key Print Screen do not.
Automatically do the following:
1) capture a chart image
2) name it
3) save to file instantly
...ALL using just a single click of the mouse or keyboard button.
Many other features are included too, like resizing, time stamps etc.
Gadwin Printscreen 4.7 and the more recent version PrintScreen 5.4
The PrintScreen 4.7 freeware is still available via up-to-down's website . . . I used that link to get the older version.
The PrintScreen 5.4 link goes to Gadwin's site for the most recent freeware version...it has some additional features over 4.7 but does not include a 'one click' snapshot of just the window that is in focus.
Both the new and older versions can be installed and operated on your machine without conflicts...set each version up to use a different keyboard or mouse button but have the capture folder set to be the same for both...
I set the 4.7 version to snap just a single chart window and the 5.4 version to snap all the stuff that's on an entire monitor.
I also use Microsoft's Snipping Tool for capturing any rectangular area....of anything I can see on any of my monitors.
This picture was created using Microsoft Paint - it combines the use of all three image capturing programs.
Gadwin PrintScreen programs includes a lot of great functions that Window's Snipping Tool and keyboard key Print Screen do not.
Automatically do the following:
1) capture a chart image
2) name it
3) save to file instantly
...ALL using just a single click of the mouse or keyboard button.
Many other features are included too, like resizing, time stamps etc.
Gadwin Printscreen 4.7 and the more recent version PrintScreen 5.4
The PrintScreen 4.7 freeware is still available via up-to-down's website . . . I used that link to get the older version.
The PrintScreen 5.4 link goes to Gadwin's site for the most recent freeware version...it has some additional features over 4.7 but does not include a 'one click' snapshot of just the window that is in focus.
Both the new and older versions can be installed and operated on your machine without conflicts...set each version up to use a different keyboard or mouse button but have the capture folder set to be the same for both...
I set the 4.7 version to snap just a single chart window and the 5.4 version to snap all the stuff that's on an entire monitor.
I also use Microsoft's Snipping Tool for capturing any rectangular area....of anything I can see on any of my monitors.
This picture was created using Microsoft Paint - it combines the use of all three image capturing programs.
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