Functionalities	Standard	Professional
Capture
Full Screen
Window Capture
Scrolling Web Page Capture
Menu Capture
Mouse Cursor Capture
Capture Region
Rectangle
Polygon
Edit
Resize
Insert Text Comments
Add Annotations
Help/Support
Download Updates
Email Support
Supported System
Windows 7 (32bit/64bit)
Vista
XP
Features
Save in Multiple Formats
Copy to Clipboard
Print
Sharing on Web (by min.us)
Email Screenshots		*
FTP		*
Extend Functionalities by Scripts
Price	Free**	$39.95
* Not available in Installation Package, can be extended by scripts. ** Free for both personal and commercial use.

The only difference between a Standard version and Professional version is the functionality of customization using scripts. Please look at our development documents for more details.

1. Download the disk image file. When you double click the dmg file, it will mount as a disk and opened automatically.

2. Drag DuckCapture and drop on the “Applications” folder alias, which is on the right side of the DuckCapture icon.

3. Open Applications folder, and double click “DuckCapture” to run, you’ll see an new icon on shared menu bar system tray area.

4. When you hove mouse cursor on the icon, the system panel will show up. You can click the available capture options to start screen capture.

5. Click the icon to get the menu, you can also select “Show Main Window” to open the main window, and change more advanced options.

6. After you have captured screen areas/windows, you can user annotation tools to add arrows, rectangles or text. Please see also Add Annotations on Screenshot.

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DuckCapture comes with four capture modes that make screen capture easy! Capture a window on your screen, region of your screen, or the contents of a tall web page that scrolls. You can easily edit, and share a screenshot. Don’t waste time cropping your captures. DuckCapture is exactly what you need.

Capture a Window Get just the window, not the stuff behind or around it.	Capture a Region Draw a box on the screen and capture whatever is inside.	Capture a Tall Web Page (Windows Only, Mac OS Coming Soon) Can’t fit it on the screen? DuckCapture auto-scrolls the web page or window and grabs it all!

Annotation Tools Once you finished basic capture, you can start editing right away: draw annotations with arrows, blocks, and more.	Multiple Captures Select multiple regions of one screenshot, move and refine them.

One-click to upload captured screen with annotations to image sharing website min.us. Share the link through email, embed in your blog, or post to community.

One of the big advantages of DuckCapture is the fact that it can be easily extended with new functionality. The programming language for DuckCapture plug-in is ECMA Script (in the form of several well-known dialects such as JavaScript and ActionScript). Check out the documentation, code examples. The community forums can help you get answers from your peers.

DuckCapture provides rich editing tools to add more captured areas or add informative annotation on screen shot.

Add Captured Areas

Once you have selected one area and entered into the editing mode, you can use the “Add” tool to combine more screen areas in one image, organize them by moving blocks, or adjust the selected area by grip editing.

“Add” Tool	Add new rectangle areas	Add new polygon areas	Add new areas by window on screen

Draw Annotations

DuckCapture provided tools to draw simple basic graphics, including text, on captured screenshots.

“Draw” Tool	Sub tools to draw basic annotations

Save and Share

Once you finished editing and adding annotations, you can print it out directly, save to file, or copy to clipboard.

Add Captured Areas

Once you have selected one area and entered into the editing mode, you can use the “Add” tool to combine more screen areas in one image, organize them by moving blocks, or adjust the selected area by grip editing.

“Add” Tool	Add new rectangle areas	Add new polygon areas	Add new areas by window on screen

Draw Annotations

DuckCapture provided tools to draw simple basic graphics, including text, on captured screenshots.

“Draw” Tool	Sub tools to draw basic annotations

Save and Share

Once you finished editing and adding annotations, you can print it out directly, save to file, or copy to clipboard.

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This tool is created because I got some issue when convert Qt Solutions pro file to visual studio project file, the library name is not correct for debug version. So I created this tiny tool to replace the wrong string with right one after conversion using qmake. This is added to my batch script so I can get everything done and correct with one click.

Usage:

FindStrReplace.exe FileName SearchFor ReplaceWith [CaseSensitive] [Occurance]
- FileName: name of the file to open
- SearchFor: The string we want to replace in the file
- ReplaceWith: The string we want as a replacement for ‘SearchForString’
- CaseSensitive(optional): 0 = Not Case sensitive (default), 1 = Case sensitive, case does matter
- Occurance(optional): 0 = Only first found is replaced, 1 = ALL occurrences are replaced (default)

Download FileStrReplace.

CmdCapture accepts up to three pairs of parameters:

Download CmdCapture.exe (Win32 character-mode application. Console applications are given a console by the operating system.)

Download CmdCaptureWin.exe (Application does not require a console.)

Appendix: the sample value of variables in file name or directory name:

@HOUR: Hours value of clock in 24-hour format. Range is 00 to 23
Sample Value: 17
@MDAY: Current day of month. Range is 01 to 31
Sample Value: 29
@MIN: Minutes value of clock. Range is 00 to 59
Sample Value: 57
@MON: Current month. Range is 01 to 12
Sample Value: 10
@MSEC: Milliseconds value of clock.  Range is 00 to 999
Sample Value: 479
@SEC: Seconds value of clock. Range is 00 to 59
Sample Value: 50
@WDAY: Numeric day of week. Range is 1 to 7 which corresponds to Sunday through Saturday.
Sample Value: 7
@YDAY: Current day of year. Range is 001 to 366 (or 001 to 365 if not a leap year)
Sample Value: 302
@YEAR: Current four-digit year
Sample Value: 2011
@ComputerName: Computer's network name.
Sample Value: MASON-PC
@ComSpec: value of %comspec%, the SPECified secondary COMmand interpreter; primarily for command line uses, e.g.  Run(@ComSpec & " /k help | more")
Sample Value: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe
@CPUArch: Returns "X86" when the CPU is a 32-bit CPU and "X64" when the CPU is 64-bit.
Sample Value: X64
@HomeShare: Server and share name containing current user's home directory.
Sample Value:
@IPAddress1: IP address of first network adapter. Tends to return 127.0.0.1 on some computers.
Sample Value: 192.168.1.101
@IPAddress2: IP address of second network adapter. Returns 0.0.0.0 if not applicable.
Sample Value: 192.168.56.1
@IPAddress3: IP address of third network adapter. Returns 0.0.0.0 if not applicable.
Sample Value: 0.0.0.0
@IPAddress4: IP address of fourth network adapter. Returns 0.0.0.0 if not applicable.
Sample Value: 0.0.0.0
@LogonDNSDomain: Logon DNS Domain.
Sample Value:
@LogonDomain: Logon Domain.
Sample Value: Mason-PC
@LogonServer: Logon server.
Sample Value: \\MASON-PC
@OSArch: Returns one of the following: "X86", "IA64", "X64" - this is the architecture type of the currently running operating system.
Sample Value: X64
@OSBuild: Returns the OS build number. For example, Windows 2003 Server returns 3790
Sample Value: 7601
@OSLang: Returns code denoting OS Language.  See Appendix for possible values.
Sample Value: 0409
@OSServicePack: Service pack info in the form of "Service Pack 3".
Sample Value: Service Pack 1
@OSType: Returns "WIN32_NT" for NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/Win7/2008R2.
Sample Value: WIN32_NT
@OSVersion: Returns one of the following: "WIN_2008R2", "WIN_7", "WIN_2008", "WIN_VISTA", "WIN_2003", "WIN_XP", "WIN_XPe", "WIN_2000".
Sample Value: WIN_7
@UserName: ID of the currently logged on user.
Sample Value: Mason
@DesktopHeight: Height of the desktop screen in pixels. (vertical resolution)
Sample Value: 1200
@DesktopWidth: Width of the desktop screen in pixels. (horizontal resolution)
Sample Value: 1920
@DesktopDepth: Depth of the desktop screen in bits per pixel.
Sample Value: 32
@DesktopRefresh: Refresh rate of the desktop screen in hertz.
Sample Value: 59
@AppDataCommonDir: path to Application Data
Sample Value: C:\ProgramData
@AppDataDir: path to current user's Application Data
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\AppData\Roaming
@CommonFilesDir: path to Common Files folder
Sample Value: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files
@DesktopCommonDir: path to Desktop
Sample Value: C:\Users\Public\Desktop
@DesktopDir: path to current user's Desktop
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\Desktop
@DocumentsCommonDir: path to Documents
Sample Value: C:\Users\Public\Documents
@FavoritesCommonDir: path to Favorites
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\Favorites
@FavoritesDir: path to current user's Favorites
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\Favorites
@HomeDrive: Drive letter of drive containing current user's home directory.
Sample Value: C:
@HomePath: Directory part of current user's home directory. To get the full path, use in conjunction with @HomeDrive.
Sample Value: \Users\Mason
@MyDocumentsDir: path to My Documents target
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\Documents
@ProgramFilesDir: path to Program Files folder
Sample Value: C:\Program Files (x86)
@ProgramsCommonDir: path to Start Menu's Programs folder
Sample Value: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
@ProgramsDir: path to current user's Programs (folder on Start Menu)
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
@ScriptDir: Directory containing the running script. (Result does not contain a trailing backslash)
Sample Value: U:\Solutions\Install\DuckCapture
@StartMenuCommonDir: path to Start Menu folder
Sample Value: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu
@StartMenuDir: path to current user's Start Menu
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu
@StartupCommonDir: path to Startup folder
Sample Value: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
@StartupDir: current user's Startup folder
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
@SystemDir: path to Windows' System (or System32) folder
Sample Value: C:\Windows\SysWOW64
@TempDir: Path to the temporary files folder.
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason\AppData\Local\Temp
@UserProfileDir: Path to current user's Profile folder.
Sample Value: C:\Users\Mason
@WindowsDir: path to Windows folder
Sample Value: C:\Windows
@WorkingDir: Current/active working directory. (Result does not contain a trailing backslash)
Sample Value: U:\Solutions\Install\DuckCapture

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