Options Dialog

By default, when you minimize Capture, a shortcut button on the main part of the taskbar lets you reopen the application. However, you can select this check box if you want to minimize Capture to the system tray instead. With this option selected, a shortcut icon is placed in the system tray (i.e., notification area) of the taskbar when Capture is minimized. You can click on this icon and select Restore to reopen the application.

Select this check box if you want Capture to reload documents automatically.

Select this check box if you want Capture to periodically auto-save any open files. You can specify the number of minutes that should elapse between each auto-save.

You can have multiple files of all types open in the interface at the same. By default, when you open a new file, other documents that are already open remain open. However, you can change this behavior so that files already open in the interface are automatically closed when you open a new document.

You can use any of the following options:

• Close others This option automatically closes all other open documents.
• Close others with no changes This option automatically closes all other open documents that do not have unsaved changes. If you have files open where changes have been made but not saved, those files will remain open until you save and close them.
• Close others with same extension This option automatically closes all other open documents that share the same file extension.
• Close others with same extension and no changes This option is the same as the previous option, except that files with unsaved changes will not automatically be closed. Those files remain open until you save and close them.

There are some dialogs in Capture that open just once to give you a message or warning when something changes or you switch modes. These dialogs have a check box labeled "Show this dialog." If you deselect that check box, you will not see the dialog again. However, you can use this reset feature to display that dialog (and all other "Show Once" dialogs) again the next time.

You can select an option to display the interface with ribbons or with the classic tool strip. See Switching Between Ribbons and the Tool Strip.

Lets you choose whether you want to hear a recording sound when you capture an image. If a check mark is net to this option, it is turned on.

Lets you choose whether you want the Capture application to be minimized when you capture an image. If a check mark is next to this option, it is turned on.

Lets you automatically send open images to the Windows clipboard. This lets you then paste the image into Microsoft applications (e.g., Paint, Word, Outlook). In addition, there is an option that lets you automatically send newly captured images to the Windows clipboard immediately.

Lets you enable the time delay feature. With this feature, images are captured after the number of seconds that you specify. It is useful, for example, if you need to capture tooltips in a software application. Tooltips typically disappear when you press keys, so a time delayed capture lets you avoid this problem. With time delay enabled, you can initiate a screen capture, and during the "countdown" you can hover your mouse over a button to display the tooltip. When the countdown finishes, the screen capture is taken.

After clicking this box to enable the feature, you can enter the specific number of seconds to be used in the delayed capture.

Lets you select a Capture option to which you can assign a keyboard shortcut. It also displays the current keyboard shortcut assigned to the selected action.

Lets you choose a key to apply as a keyboard shortcut to the option that is currently selected in the Action section.

This column lists the names of all languages with dictionaries that are installed on your computer. Dictionaries are stored in your AppData Windows folder.

Displays the code for each language.

This column provides a short description of each dictionary.