Gadwin PrintScreen is an application that lets you take snapshots in several methods.

Once you have finished installing it, the program will place itself in the system tray. You can change preferences from the "Properties" window.

The user interface is clean and easy to navigate through. You can select the keyboard shortcut which will activate the capturing sequence (with the default being the "PrintScreen" key).

Plus, you can enable the initial delay to be taken at a certain time before capture, hide the icon when capturing, preview the captured image and disable Gadwin PrintScreen from automatically running at system startup.

Furthermore, you can select the captured area (current window, client window, full screen, rectangular area) and disable the option to capture the mouse cursor.

Additionally, you can set Gadwin PrintScreen to copy the captured area to clipboard, printer or file, ask for the file name after capturing, automatically rename files, as well as select the output destination.

Moreover, you can select the format of the output image (BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIF), resize the captured image and configure options (e.g. grayscale, image shadow, stamp).

Once you take a snapshot, a window pops up in which you can preview the image, change its destination, continue or cancel output, as well as adjust the zoom level.

The program uses a low-to-moderate amount of system resources, includes a comprehensive help file with snapshots and works smoothly. We haven't found any bugs when testing it. Since our last revision, the software has fixed an issue ("Image Shadow" combined with "Grayscale" resulted in a black filled image).

All in all, Gadwin PrintScreen is an excellent tool for taking snapshots and we highly recommend it to all users.