Download HyperSnap-DX 6.40.01

There are various programs for taking screenshots, the so-called ‘screen grabs’. One of the oldest programs that can do that is HyperSnap from Hyperionics. Last Tuesday, Hyperionics released version 6.40.01 HyperSnap. HyperSnap can take screenshots of screens, windows or buttons in the normal desktop environment, as well as in a DirectX, openGL and Glide environment. There is also an autoscroll function with which screenshots can be taken that are larger than the screen, for example of a web page. Below you will find all the changes that the program has undergone since the previous entry in the Meuktracker:

Changes in HyperSnap version 6.40.01

• Updated user interface with several “skins” to choose from on the “Options” menu – “Application Look”.
• Image tabs may be configured to be positioned above or below the image area, have different colors and properties. Right-click on a tab displays a short menu to close or save an image and to customize the tabs.
• Corrected auto-scroll to work with Google Chrome browser.
• Added File/Save command to the menu (in addition to “Save As…” that was always there)
• Moved “Close All” command from Window to File menu.
• Corrected a bug that sometimes caused HyperSnap to print multiple copies of an image, when only one copy print was requested.
• Automatic capture processing, such as converting to black & white, substituting colors, adding a shade or frame, inserting stamps – will turned off and you need to manually turn it on when you exit and restart HyperSnap. If you do need to preserve these options at all times, add “-ra” command line option to the shortcut you use to start HyperSnap (see online help, “Command line usage” chapter).

Changes in HyperSnap version 6.31.01

• Added “Full Screen Presentation Mode” and an option to automatically enter it after each capture. In effect, when this option is used combined with full screen capture, it looks like the screen was “frozen” and you have a floating HyperSnap drawing toolbar to draw all over the screen, highlight features, add text boxes etc. Useful eg when presenting software operations.