PrintCapture 3.9.9.4 Crack & Keygen
PrintCapture is an interesting program that helps you apprehend the images generated by your oscilloscope, analyzer and spectrum analyzer, and export them directly to your computer's desktop. This fact alone makes PrintCapture ideal for users who need to incorporate their source device readings into projects that require documentation.
Originally designed for what is described above, PrintCapture can also be used for different, more unusual purposes, such as eye examinations, with paper processing machines, Hoffman balancing machines, cotton analyzers and flight simulators.
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| Software developer |
F&F SoftTools
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| Grade |
3.0
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| Downloads count | 11178 |
| File size | < 1 MB |
| Systems | Windows XP, Windows XP 64 bit, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8, Windows 8 64 bit |
Getting right into the technicalities behind PrintCapture, you should know that it enables you to keep multiple images open at the same time, so you can effortlessly view the differences between them and print the images using your computer's printer.
Besides this, PrintCapture comes with support for the following formats: BMP, Epson ESC/P, GIF, HPGL, HPGL/2, JPG, PCL, PCX, PNG, TGA and TIF. This means that PrinCapture can open and display these files, but it can also help you convert your images directly to the mentioned above formats.
Another worth mentioning feature is the fact that PrintCapture Serial makes it possible for you to copy the pictures from your oscilloscopes and analyzers directly to your computer's clipboard, so you can paste them into other image processors for further editing.
Yes, this isn't one of those applications that will blow your mind away in terms of its looks, as it features a very minimalist user interface and, while the app comes with a hefty documentation, setting up the application might prove a struggle for many users.
By now, it is quite clear PrinCapture is a useful app that is aimed at a small fraction of users, namely those who work with oscillators and analyzers quite often, and these users will inevitably focus less on how it looks and more on what it has to offer.