cplair
Reply #2 Tuesday, August 28, 2007 11:11 PM 
Oh wow! I haven't seen this utility since the old Windows 3.11 days!
Thanks a ton for this Pic!
Cp
Reply #2 Tuesday, August 28, 2007 11:11 PM
Oh wow! I haven't seen this utility since the old Windows 3.11 days!
Thanks a ton for this Pic!
Cp
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Reply #3 Wednesday, August 29, 2007 7:27 AM
Reply #3 Wednesday, August 29, 2007 7:27 AM
Hey you're welcome!
Cp, you probably remember when the PrtScr button actually did what it said.
Cp, you probably remember when the PrtScr button actually did what it said.
SolidDocuments
Reply #4 Wednesday, August 29, 2007 2:16 PM
Reply #4 Wednesday, August 29, 2007 2:16 PM
Another tool that works similar to this program by using the PrtScn key is Solid Capture.
It is available for a low price of $29.95 and also allows for extracting and editing text from images, scrolling window captures and capturing multiple screens down to single pixels. A useful tool for Webmasters and others who work with graphics is the ability to capture individual colors on the screen and save the numeric color value in your text editor.
A free trial is available and customer support is always free.
Laura B
Customer Service
[email protected]
It is available for a low price of $29.95 and also allows for extracting and editing text from images, scrolling window captures and capturing multiple screens down to single pixels. A useful tool for Webmasters and others who work with graphics is the ability to capture individual colors on the screen and save the numeric color value in your text editor.
A free trial is available and customer support is always free.
Laura B
Customer Service
[email protected]
cplair
Reply #5 Wednesday, August 29, 2007 3:30 PM
When I started up with PC's there was no such thing as a mouse, CD ROM, sound card nor an OS called Windows and floppy disks were 5 1/4 inch! My first hands-on experience was on an 8088!
The first PC I built was a 286 12Mhz w/ 512Kb base memory, a partitioned 40Mb HD and a Hercules Monochrome video card!
You had to actually know your F-functions to navigate!
I remember upgrading the RAM on my 286 to 2Mb with SIPP chips which had to be soldered onto the main board at a cost of $50 bucks per meg!
But it was good enough to run DOS 5.0, Wordperfect 5.0, dBase IV, Lotus 123 and XTree Pro Gold and I was in PC heaven, it didn't get any better!
So yeah, I remember the embryonic stages of the PC and when the PrtScr actually meant something!
Sheeeeeeeeesh!
Reply #5 Wednesday, August 29, 2007 3:30 PM
Cp, you probably remember when the PrtScr button actually did what it said.
When I started up with PC's there was no such thing as a mouse, CD ROM, sound card nor an OS called Windows and floppy disks were 5 1/4 inch! My first hands-on experience was on an 8088!
The first PC I built was a 286 12Mhz w/ 512Kb base memory, a partitioned 40Mb HD and a Hercules Monochrome video card!
You had to actually know your F-functions to navigate!
I remember upgrading the RAM on my 286 to 2Mb with SIPP chips which had to be soldered onto the main board at a cost of $50 bucks per meg!
But it was good enough to run DOS 5.0, Wordperfect 5.0, dBase IV, Lotus 123 and XTree Pro Gold and I was in PC heaven, it didn't get any better!
So yeah, I remember the embryonic stages of the PC and when the PrtScr actually meant something!
Sheeeeeeeeesh!
Brad1314
Reply #6 Thursday, January 3, 2008 2:24 AM
Reply #6 Thursday, January 3, 2008 2:24 AM
I found that the ACA capture PRO is the right capture software i want. it is pretty good for the person who has to capture abundont images or videos from pages. furthermore, the ACA capture PRO has many enhanced features: capture all flash file from web page, create videos of your computer screen (make AVI Video/Movie), and capture any icons whatever from a file, a directory, or whole harddisk on your computer. With ACA Capture Pro's many features, you can save time and enhance your screen shots.
it is pretty good for the person who has to capture abundont images or videos from pages.Capture Video Screen
it is pretty good for the person who has to capture abundont images or videos from pages.Capture Video Screen
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Reply #1 Tuesday, August 28, 2007 10:19 PM