After you install Quick Screenshot Maker, you can start
to capture image from your desktop with the default settings immediately.
First make sure Quick Screenshot Maker is running, then you can start
capture in 3 ways (excluding capture "DirectX full screen" and
"time-activated capture"):
- Click the menu item under Capture menu. For example, click
"Capture > Window, Button, Control" to capture any window or control on
the desktop.
- Press the hotkey to start default / last capture. After you
install the program, the initial hotkey is "F10", and the initial
"default \ last capture" is "Capture
rectangle area". So by clicking the key "F10" you can start capture a
rectangle region from the screen.
- Right click the icon of Quick Screenshot Maker on the system tray
area. From the popup menu click the item under Capture menu.
When you start capture, the window of Quick Screenshot Maker will
disappear. Usually by left-clicking or pressing the "Enter" key to finish
capture, and right-clicking or pressing the "Esc" key to cancel the
capture.
In order to view Quick Screenshot Maker and your capture's image after
you've done it, make sure that the Show Main Window option under
the Edit tab of Capture settings dialog is checked. If it
isn't checked, Quick Screenshot Maker will be minimized (visible only on
the system tray area) and you'll have to click on it to open it up again.
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