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Action Automation can record mouse and keyboard actions as the playlist. It can play the playlist in loop or once. You can make "if" conditions based on printscreen, link to other playlists. Action Automation (codename MonKey) is released under GNU GPL v3.0.

You can take screenshots from all of your monitors separately and silently by hitting “prt scr” key with this tool. The tool is portable, you don't need to install anything. you can set options in ini file like below; # log file path LogPath=c:\sscapture\log # screen shot folder SSPath=c:\sscapture # to disable logs SaveLogOnExit=No # to disable notification baloon NotificationOnCapture=No

PrintScreen is a handy and easy to use application designed to help you quickly print desktop captures. All you have to do is set the default printer to use. PrintScreen will run in the system tray, enabling you to take a snapshot and print it with just a few clicks.

For so many time, there were questions on forums, on how to programaticly take a print screen from C++. This mini framework provides functions necesary to print the screen, desktop, and all windows as well.

You can take multiple screen shots by pressing printscreen button and save only selected ones later with custom format and names. See Demo : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd-oO20Es8w

Programm adds new item into context menu of folder background. Calling it performs creating jpeg file from clipboard's printscreen image.

PrintScreen is a screen capture writed by java awt

The JavaScreen is a API written in order to make easier the task of getting a image of your current JFrame application. Before I\'ve spent a lot of time typing PrintScreen, going to Photoshop and cutting the piece of the image that interested me.