Unfortunately, there has always been a heated debate on which Mac OS 9 version to install. But HyperSnap-DX has a lot going for it.Įditors' note: This is a review of the trial version of HyperSnap 8.04.06.Below you will find some general background info: Freeware with similar capabilities is available, so be sure to shop around.

When basic screen capture tools won't cut it, HyperSnap-DX is ready to serve. No video: HyperSnap-DX doesn't capture video but HyperCam, from the same developer, does. NET, Windows 8, and other new programming environments, and therefore it's no longer supported, except in legacy applications.

TextSnap no longer supported: TextSnap doesn't work with DirectX, DirectWrite, and other accelerated graphics technologies or with Java. Graphics editor: The Edit tab includes Drawing Tools and useful options, such as HTML tags, while the Image tab offers Stamps, Frames, Shadows, and many other filters and effects. Setup menu: The Ribbon-style toolbar's Setup tab enables quick changes to HyperSnap-DX's configuration, including Mouse Keys, Hotkeys, Voice, and Startup.Įxtended Screen Capture: HyperSnap-DX can automatically resize windows to be much larger than your screen before capturing the image no scrolling required.

Portable version: During setup, we had the option of creating a portable version of HyperSnap on a removable or network disk. An Office-style layout with thumbnails and a Ribbon toolbar looks at home on any desktop.

It supports multiple monitors, unlimited undo/redo, FTP upload, non-rectangular window capture, stamps, splits, mirror images, and more. HyperSnap-DX is priced like similar DirectX-enabled screen capture tools, but its built-in graphics editor saves time, steps, and maybe even money, if you don't have to buy a separate tool.

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