JavaScreen

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Last Update: 2013-03-13

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.

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