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- Price: Free to try (30-day trial); $49.99 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista
- Date added: June 16, 2009
- Total Downloads: 128,039
- Downloads last week: 59
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 34 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET Staff
Remember how self-satisfied you felt after taking your first screenshot with the Print Screen key? Well, you'll be insufferable once you get your mitts on FullShot, a flexible, feature-rich screenshot utility that lets you capture images of anything on the screen, including buttons, menus, toolbars, windows, and even long documents that need to be scrolled. The program's rich editing features let you quickly resize images, convert them to other formats (even in batch), or add labels, balloons, and arrows. Users who work with hundreds of images can annotate and search them with capable database tools. The straightforward interface supports hot keys (useful for capturing images without interrupting full-screen games) and inserts convenient snapshot buttons into the title bars of other applications. Two slim rulers on the top and left side of the screen show the size of the active window in centimeters, inches, or pixels--a very handy feature. No matter what sort of screenshot you have in mind, with FullShot you'll never be at a loss.Publisher's description
From Inbit :FullShot screen capture software is designed for any Windows user who has to work with images of Windows screens. You can capture screens in many ways, add annotations, and import them into any desktop publishing or other graphics programs. FullShot is an essential screen capture tool for producing software manuals, training materials, presentations, marketing brochures, computer books, magazines, conference handouts, color slides, Web pages, and posters. FullShot supports a wide variety of image formats: BMP, CUR, DIB, EPS, GIF, ICO, JPEG, PCD, PCT, PCX, PNG, PSD, RAS, RLE, TGA, TIFF, WMF, and WPG for exporting edited and unedited screen captures. Compatible with Windows Vista.
Version 9.5.1.4 has object capture mode which helps to select screen items.
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Version 9.5.1.4 has object capture mode which helps to select screen items.
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Version: FullShot 9.5.1.4
Pros: Earlier versions worked very well under windows XP.
Cons: This version is not Vista compatible although Inbit claims it is. What is really disturbing is that they knew it is not compatible even though it is marketed as such.
Summary: I've used FullShot version 8 for a number of years running under Windows XP. Great program. Works without a hitch. Upgraded to version 9.5.1.4 which installs but will not run under Vista (64-bit). Contacted Inbit support about the problem. They... read more >>
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Version: FullShot 9.5.1.4
"An important aid in on-line application documentation"
Pros: Easy to use, different capture functions allows for as well full screen, windows, menues etc capture
Cons: Such an important function should be an integrated part of Windows!
Summary: One of the most important functions is the multiple captures, which we use for documenting total applications. It is easy to capture separately windows and menue bars ets and incorporate in word documents etc.
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