Download
You can download the installer from here.Following is the brief instructions manual.
Startup
It creates a system tray icon near your clock in the lower right corner of your screen.
Run-time
There are two ways to start capture,
1. Right click on the Snappy icon in the system tray and click Capture
2. Press the hot key, default hot key is Control + Shift + Q
Once the capture is triggered, the screen will get covered by the capture window depending on the Opacity setting (see below for detail). At this point, the user can click on the screen to define the first point of the rectangle and without lifting the mouse button up, the user can drag the mouse to draw a rectangle. This will define the rectangular area for the area to be captured on the screen. Once the mouse button is lifted up, the captured area snapshot will be stored in the clipboard and a new window will be popped up for you to store the captured image.
Configuration
Right click on the Snappy icon in the system tray and click config to open up the configuration dialog. It will open a dialog like this:
By default, it fills up with the default settings; you can change them as per your requirements.
Image Folder
This is the folder where the snapshot images will be saved.
Hot Key
This is a keyboard key combination to start capturing
Capture background Color
This is the color of the main capture window background
Rectangle Color
This is the color of the rectangle when dragging the mouse for capture
Opacity
This is the percent opacity of the capture window
Auto Save
This setting defines if you want your captures to be saved automatically on the disk
Save As
This setting decided the format of the captured image file. Currently, it supports BMP JPG and GIF.
