Set Greenshot default to 'Capture region' via cmd line or shortcut (ie. like snipping tool)
I like Greenshot alot but am very use to Snipping Tool behaviour of defaulting to 'capture region'.
I thought there would be a simple cmd line for doing this (ie. 'greenshot.exe /region') but alas there is no CLI for greenshot.
I like having an icon pinned to my taskbar for quick and easy region capture, like with snipping tool allows, however after capture snipping tool is lacking.
Anyone?
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asked Jan 21 at 2:37
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I like Greenshot alot but am very use to Snipping Tool behaviour of defaulting to 'capture region'.
I thought there would be a simple cmd line for doing this (ie. 'greenshot.exe /region') but alas there is no CLI for greenshot.
I like having an icon pinned to my taskbar for quick and easy region capture, like with snipping tool allows, however after capture snipping tool is lacking.
Anyone?
command-line keyboard-shortcuts greenshot snipping-tool
asked Jan 21 at 2:37
Nick LNick L
112
add a comment |
I like Greenshot alot but am very use to Snipping Tool behaviour of defaulting to 'capture region'.
I thought there would be a simple cmd line for doing this (ie. 'greenshot.exe /region') but alas there is no CLI for greenshot.
I like having an icon pinned to my taskbar for quick and easy region capture, like with snipping tool allows, however after capture snipping tool is lacking.
Anyone?
command-line keyboard-shortcuts greenshot snipping-tool
asked Jan 21 at 2:37
Nick LNick L
112
I like Greenshot alot but am very use to Snipping Tool behaviour of defaulting to 'capture region'.
I thought there would be a simple cmd line for doing this (ie. 'greenshot.exe /region') but alas there is no CLI for greenshot.
I like having an icon pinned to my taskbar for quick and easy region capture, like with snipping tool allows, however after capture snipping tool is lacking.
Anyone?
command-line keyboard-shortcuts greenshot snipping-tool
command-line keyboard-shortcuts greenshot snipping-tool
asked Jan 21 at 2:37
Nick LNick L
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asked Jan 21 at 2:37
Nick LNick L
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asked Jan 21 at 2:37
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Currently there is no way to start Greenshot with immediate region capture. However, there is an option to launch Greenshot on startup (which should be ticked by default if you have used the installer).
With Greenshot already running in the background, you can quickly trigger a region capture using the Prnt key or the context menu of the systray icon.
answered Jan 27 at 17:10
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Currently there is no way to start Greenshot with immediate region capture. However, there is an option to launch Greenshot on startup (which should be ticked by default if you have used the installer).
With Greenshot already running in the background, you can quickly trigger a region capture using the Prnt key or the context menu of the systray icon.
answered Jan 27 at 17:10
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Currently there is no way to start Greenshot with immediate region capture. However, there is an option to launch Greenshot on startup (which should be ticked by default if you have used the installer).
With Greenshot already running in the background, you can quickly trigger a region capture using the Prnt key or the context menu of the systray icon.
answered Jan 27 at 17:10
jklingenjklingen
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Currently there is no way to start Greenshot with immediate region capture. However, there is an option to launch Greenshot on startup (which should be ticked by default if you have used the installer).
With Greenshot already running in the background, you can quickly trigger a region capture using the Prnt key or the context menu of the systray icon.
answered Jan 27 at 17:10
jklingenjklingen
1914
Currently there is no way to start Greenshot with immediate region capture. However, there is an option to launch Greenshot on startup (which should be ticked by default if you have used the installer).
With Greenshot already running in the background, you can quickly trigger a region capture using the Prnt key or the context menu of the systray icon.
answered Jan 27 at 17:10
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answered Jan 27 at 17:10
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