HyperSnap is a screen capture and image editing tool for Windows. It is built with easy to use features that enable you to capture screens from standard desktop programs and even those hard-to-grab DirectX, Direct3D, 3Dfx Voodoo, and Glide mode games.

HyperSnap can capture frames from many software DVD players and other video playing software. This standard edition of the program comes with a lot of changes that include the following; marking stamps for auto-insert damaged stamp files; auto-inserting stamps with “underlay” (emboss) style did not work correctly, inserting stamps with “underlay” (emboss) style did not work correctly when target image had 32 BPP colour, turning off the “default button” style on edit stamp or text box when editing the text (Enter key enters new lines in text then), zoom up above 400% and down twice permanently hid objects drawn over the image. Now they are shown back if they were visible before the zoom, and a few others.

HyperSnap is a shareware application that also comes with a lot of top features that include the following; image captures from anywhere on the screen or multiple monitors, in any shape or size, unlimited undo/redo, snags also those difficult-to-grab screens from DirectX and Glide games, and a host of others.

Want to check it out? Visit: Hypersnap-DX.

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