Good, but not perfect

Pros: Fairly easy to use, has no problem getting around simple software precautions against screen captures. Sometimes when you say "Capture Desktop" you mean, "Capture primary monitor desktop", which makes ScreenHunter perfect for the job.

Cons: Default options make a loud noise and bring up a dialogue box every time you capture an image. Fortunately you can turn those off.

Cannot save to PNG format, so screen shots are either compressed to very lossy GIF format, or you get the strange speckles that JPG gives you, or you are stuck with huge BMP files for loss-less images. ScreenPrint32 saves to PNG, either 8bit or 24bit, which reproduces so much better than GIF or JPG.

Finally, ScreenHunter ignores multi-monitor setups, and always grabs screen shots of only the primary monitor. ScreenPrint32 grabs the COMPLETE desktop, regardless of how many monitors you have, or how they are arranged.

Posted: 10-Jun-2008 09:39:29 AM

Basic, but does the job

Pros: Works as advertised, very simple interface, a little unusual in usage, but otherwise does what it says. Worth trying; easy to uninstall if it isn't for you.

Cons: Not as obvious to use as it should be. You need to launch the program by opening only one file; it then let you edit the tags of all other MP3s in the same folder. Can edit all the files at once, but must save after each kind of tag is modified.

Wish it could generate names from track numbers, and generate track numbers from file names, but otherwise it does what I need.

Posted: 12-Apr-2007 11:34:46 AM

Works fairly well, but doesn't mount as a volume

Pros: Fast install in Vista, could instantly mount my ISO, but it mounted as a folder in my existing file structure, not as a new virtual drive. Options are easy to use, and most of the time this will work very well.

Cons: Unable to specify the mount point.

Posted: 28-Aug-2008 02:33:14 PM