Take a screen capture using ACDSee

By: Staff Date: November 06, 2006 Recommended by: readers | Level: All

You can use the ACDSee Screen Capture utility to create images from different areas of your screen. You can select what areas to capture, how you want to perform the capture, and where to store the captured image. To do that fallow next steps:

1. Open ACDSee 8,
2. Choose Tools than from drop down menu choose Screen Capture...,
3. Now new windows will open. In the Source area of the Screen Capture dialog box, identify the part of the screen you want to capture. See the table below for a description of the Source options.
4. You also have Include mouse cursor check box if you want to include mouse cursor when you take a screenshots,
5. Now in Destination area, choose where you want to place the output image,
6. In Initiate Capture area you can choose keyboard combination which you will use to run screen capture or you can choose Timer and setup time for that operation.
7. After all is setup all you have to do is to click Start. An icon appears in the Taskbar Notification area.
8. If you choose Hot Key Capture use your Hot key combination to take a picture otherwise wait for Timer.

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