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Hi all.

I wonder if there might be a program or even a feature i winXP that allow me to save screendumps immediately to my hard drive as jpg images. The normal way of pressing the Prt Sc button, open a graphic editor, paste and save isn't very convenient when playing a game, for instance. I am aware that some graphically sophisticated games like 'EVE online' has this feature build in, it automatically saves the images with the date and time as the filename, but is it possible to alt the function of the Prt Sc button to do this everytime?

-glaux

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Free and highly recommended (by me)

HoverSnap v0.8 :

HoverSnap is a a free handy snapshot tool with jpg, png, bmp and gif support.HoverSnap can take snapshots of the full screen, active window or a selected area. It can even capture layered windows (alphablended ones under 2K / XP). You can even FTP upload your screenshots !

You can set up the capture folder / filename and format.

You can reduce the capture size.

Auto-generate filename option will add the time stamp (date/time) to your filename in order to be able to take several captures without having to change the filename.

Optional sound when capture is done.

HoverSnap is FREE for personal use only !

http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm

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