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Capturing settings dialog

Capturing settings dialog
 
This dialog allows you to configure basic settings of the screen capture process. Click the Project Options button in the application toolbar to customize the capturing settings of the current project.
 
1

Always  on top

1. Always ~on top
Check this box to keep the Capture Window dialog topmost.
2

Hide  the dialog

2. Hide ~the dialog
Check this box to hide the Capture Window dialog in the system tray.
3

Draw no bounds  around  captured window

3. Draw no bounds ~around ~captured window
Check this option to hide the colored rectangle around the captured window when the mouse points to it.
4

Hide  "Analyze window"  dialog while  capturing window

4. Hide ~"Analyze window" ~dialog while ~capturing window
Check this option to hide the Analyze Window dialog while parsing a window and creating its screenshot.
5

Use virtual pointer

5. Use~virtual pointer
If this option is enabled, you can press and hold Right Ctrl to lock the mouse cursor in certain position (e.g. over a certain button to activate its pop-up tooltip). Then you can continue selecting windows \ controls to be captured with another "virtual" cursor.
6

Bullets  placement

6. Bullets ~placement
Use these options to specify how to distribute the numbered callouts around the captured windows.
7

Control padding

7. Control~padding
Use this area to specify the number of extra pixels to add around the control area.
8

Capturing scenarios

8. Capturing~scenarios
The section allows creating, editing and setting up various capturing scenarios.
9

Boundary  colors

9. Boundary~ colors
Click the colored boxes to specify the frame color for highlighting screen areas when the mouse highlights them.
10

OK button

10. OK button
Press this button to accept changes and close the dialog.
11

Cancel button

11. Cancel button
Press this button to discard changes and to close the dialog.
12

Help button

12. Help button
Press this button to show context help.

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