Archives
-
Window Clippings 2.1.28
As usual, you can get the update via the “Check for Updates” button on the About tab. New users can download the latest version from http://www.windowclippings.com/.
-
Window Clippings Website Redesign
I finally got around to updating the Window Clippings website with a fresh new look. I’ve tried to keep it simple and easy to use.
-
Windows with C++: Windows Imaging Component (Part 1)
My latest column is now available in the April 2008 issue of MSDN Magazine. This is part 1 of a 3 part series about the Windows Imaging Component that ships with Windows Vista as well as the .NET Framework 3.0 and later.
-
Window Clippings 2.1: How to Capture Menus and Other Interactive Effects
One of the more popular features that Window Clippings provides is the ability to capture menus, tooltips as well as other interactive effects that applications may produce. Here’s how it’s done.
-
Window Clippings 2.1: How to Include a Disabled Parent Window
In my last “how to” article I showed how you can select multiple windows with Window Clippings by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking additional windows. You may however come across a window that is disabled and thus cannot be selected. By far the most common reason for this is when an application is displaying a modal dialog box and the parent window is then disabled until the dialog box is closed.
-
Window Clippings 2.1.22 ... and Add-Ins!
I know I said I was going to start focusing on the upcoming 2.5 release but I needed to make some minor improvements to the way Window Clippings handles external add-ins as a few users have asked about this.
-
Window Clippings 2.1: How to Select Multiple Windows
In my last “how to” article I showed you how easy it is to get started with Window Clippings and take your first screenshot of a window, but what about multiple windows? Let’s start again with the capture screen:
-
Window Clippings 2.1: How to Get Started
So you’ve compared the results of using Window Clippings with the other options provided by Windows. You’ve installed Window Clippings. You might even have purchased a license. Now what?
-
Window Clippings 2.1.18
I’ve just released an updated build of Window Clippings 2.1 with a handful of minor bug fixes. It’s mainly just a few loose ends that I wanted to tie up before I start focusing 100% on the upcoming 2.5 release.
-
Microsoft MVP 2008
I just heard that I have received the Microsoft MVP award again this year for my contributions to the Visual C++ community. Thanks to my friends at Microsoft. It’s been a pleasure getting to know all of you.
-
Window Clippings 2.1: Comparing Results with Windows Vista Tools
Reader mikedopp asks why he should use Window Clippings over the screen capture capabilities built into Windows. I think the easiest way to explain is by showing a few examples.