The post that was quoted here has been removedshut off one monitor.
I've made macros when making motion gif to first save a selection, and load and crop with the press of a button.
You would need to program the macro, and hit that one button 100 times.
Your print screen application doesn't have the option to capture just the application not full screen?
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Dude, download free app PicPick - it runs in your system tray.
It allows you a bunch of different capture options, including a "region" option where you can select only what you need.
It has output options to a small image editor / clipboard / image file / etc.
You can assign hotkeys to almost all the functions too.
Wonderful app.
Check it out. I use it almost daily.
The post that was quoted here has been removedI've got a keyboard with apx 60 key options. I use say 12?
A macro in my case is assigning key strokes to any given button I have.
First I learn the key strokes I wish to do over and over and 'record them'.
Next, when finished proper I have the 'press one button and do 9 things' going on.
Sounds like Crowley finished you off, but macros are very useful for me when I make avatars as well as other stuff with redundant key strokes. I even have macros to auto close and save file as I go or capture and save as I go. They just are a string of the keystrokes you would do for any given redundant task.
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The post that was quoted here has been removedBlimey! That's one hell of a work station!
Is the keyboard you're using connect with a USB or PS/2 connection? Some older PS/2 connections don't pass all keyboard combinations properly. Also, does the keyboard have an F-Lock key as that can interfere.
Your wallet looks suspiciously like a purse. 😉