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Jetscreenshot Captures, Uploads in Two Easy Steps. Sort Of.
by Lee Mathews Aug 22nd 2008 at 10:00AM
Ever on the lookout for a better screenshot application, I decided to give Jetscreenshot a chance. It's available free right now, so I figured it was worth a shot (pardon the unintentional pun).
Like other similar apps, it's a small download and doesn't consume much in the way of CPU or memory while running, and it hides out in your system tray waiting to grab an image. Use its settings screen to add your FTP server details and http path, and you get three-click screen-to-server captures.
That part impressed me.
What didn't was how Jetscreenshot started to freak out when I tabbed out of its capture window mid-edit. It didn't re-appear, and there's no option on the system tray icon to pull up your last capture. Still, after exiting and re-launching the program, it worked just fine again.
For quick screenshot chores that require minimal text overlays or MSPaint style arrow drawing, Jetscreenshot is a capable choice for Windows users. How does it stack up to your favorite grabber? Try it out, comment, and let us know!
Like other similar apps, it's a small download and doesn't consume much in the way of CPU or memory while running, and it hides out in your system tray waiting to grab an image. Use its settings screen to add your FTP server details and http path, and you get three-click screen-to-server captures.
That part impressed me.
What didn't was how Jetscreenshot started to freak out when I tabbed out of its capture window mid-edit. It didn't re-appear, and there's no option on the system tray icon to pull up your last capture. Still, after exiting and re-launching the program, it worked just fine again.
For quick screenshot chores that require minimal text overlays or MSPaint style arrow drawing, Jetscreenshot is a capable choice for Windows users. How does it stack up to your favorite grabber? Try it out, comment, and let us know!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Matt said 10:55AM on 8-22-2008
Those are some of the most bogus testimonials I've ever read.
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Lee Mathews said 10:56AM on 8-22-2008
No way dude, they look TOTALLY authentic. ;-)
I ignored them and tried it anyways...
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Rocketboy said 11:34AM on 8-22-2008
Screenshot Captor from DonationCoder works just fine for me, thank you.
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Kamal said 4:05PM on 8-22-2008
Vista has a nifty, basic screenshot capture tool already built in. Click on the Windows/Start button and start typing "Snipping Tool" That's the program you want.
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Duke said 4:07PM on 8-22-2008
The screenshot link is broken and the Vista snipping tool kept crashing on my computer from day 1.
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Raj said 10:41AM on 8-24-2008
Same problem with my pc