For example, when making a single copy of the image to the printer, the Setup could include just Printer. However, if a number of images are to be captured, it is probably quicker and easier to copy them to files and print them later. In the setup program, there are a number of other alternatives including a time delay to allow the mouse to be moved off the active screen before taking the snapshot. For those people who prefer using the keyboard to the mouse, there are a number of Hot Key combinations available for different functions. I found it quicker to use the mouse.
Options are available to capture individual subwindows.
This worked well and was, in my opinion, the most practical of the alternative methods of capture. This also worked well. Image files and formats Full Shot can work with files in about 11 different image formats. Files in these formats can be imported from other applications and saved in a different format thus allowing Full Shot to act as an image conversion program. Images being opened or imported from another program can be seen using the Preview option before opening or importing.