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ACS Capture 3.2.1

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  • Price: Free to try (15-day trial, watermark on output); $24.95 to buy
  • Operating system: Windows Me/2000/XP/Vista/7/NT
  • Date added: July 19, 2009
  • Total Downloads: 7,636
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CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: CNET Staff

Similar to many applications, ACS Capture lets you record movies and screenshots of all your PC activities. We had a couple of issues with the interface, although we appreciated the large, descriptive icons for all the major functions. First of all, the program's gray-on-blue color scheme makes it hard to read some of the options. Secondly, the feature for recording AVI or SVF video clips defaults to a tiny window that only captures a small portion on the screen. We were able to change it to full-screen capture mode, but we really think the developer should have made that the default setting. You can take still screenshots with the press of a button, and you can also extract individual frames from movie clips. If you need to annotate or tweak your screenshots or videos, ACS Capture offers a basic built-in editor. Its design quirks notwithstanding, this utility makes a handy tool for computer instructors and desktop-support specialists.

Publisher's description

From ACS Soft Solutions :

If you can see it, you can capture it. upload to google picasa web album Capture anything you can see on the screen with a click. Don't waste your time cropping your captures, ACS Capture will do exactly what you want very easily. Full image editing features. ACS Capture is na application which provides variable image editing features. You can easily add shapes like lines, polygons, circles or texts annotation on your captures with just few operations. All this editing features save your time switching among many applications. Also, you can add many image effects onto your captures like emboss, color balance, shadow and edge effects. Share your screenshots via Google Picasa Web album. If you want to share your captured screenshots with your friends, ACS Capture gives you an easy way to do that. Just create an account on Google Picasa Web album for free, it's done. ACS Capture helps you upload your screenshots very easily and gives you back the URL of the captures uploaded.

Version 3.2.1 supports capturing full Web page in firefox and Internet Explorer.

What's new in this version:

* Support capturing full webpage in firefox and Internet Explorer * Support to capture auto scroll windows

Easy to Use. Easy to Install.

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