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Changed default capture engine to GDI to improve reliability.

New design for title bar of application windows.

App window stays open while the app is shutting down.

Ability to Share using Windows Share UI.

Keyboard support for more accurate selection.

File (auto save with file name template).

Ability to capture or hide mouse pointer.

Screentik saves images in PNG, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, BMP and PDF formats. You can choose to save captures to file, copy to clipboard or immediately view and share with other programs using the drag & drop feature. The Save As also does not have the minimize or maximize icons in the top right.Lightweight yet powerful screen capture tool that allows you to easily capture anything on the screen including windows, objects, full screen, rectangular and freehand regions. However, in X this does not work and even though the same icon is shown, I can not get the screen size of the Save As window to change. In the bottom right corner of the Save As window, there is the little diamond icon with a few dots on it that in other programs would allow you to grab the corner and re-size the window.

However, now in X, the Save As window is auto-set to be maximized to my entire screen so I can not see anything behind the window (sometimes I like to use information that is in a secondary window to know what I want to name the PDF). You can use the following template to assist you in taking the screenshot and converting it to PDF using Python: import pyautogui from PIL import Image myscreenshot pyautogui.screenshot () screenshotpath r'path to save screenshot\file name.png' myscreenshot.save (screenshotpath. When saving as a PDF in Windows 10, we’re not going to be using an Export feature or even a Save As feature. Currently, when I go into File - Save As, I new pop-up Save As window comes up as typical with any program that allows you to enter in the desired file name and location to save the file. Step 2: Take the screenshot and then convert it to PDF. Usually, when software offers the chance to save a document as a PDF file, it’ll either be an option under Save As, or there will be a separate option altogether to export as a PDF. In Adobe Acrobat X Pro I noticed that unlike v9, I am not able to re-size the Save As window when saving a PDF. How do you resize the Save As window within Adobe Acrobat X Pro