From 99990ec7053ccc2a6ce896e46b6467748ce33136 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: jklingen Version 0.8 Version 1.2.10Contents
- If you want to capture an exact area, it might be easier to select the initial
- screenshot area slightly larger and to crop the screenshot
- afterwards using Greenshot's image editor.
+ If you want to capture an exact area, you can use the Arrow keys to adjust the mouse cursor
+ position pixel-wise, or by 10 pixels if you hold down the Ctrl key. Hit Return to apply the
+ start/end position of the selected region. You can toggle the magnifying glass by hitting Z.
+ If one or more editor windows are already open and Greenshot is configured to open + the destination picker for new screenshots, you can briefly hover the mouse cursor + over the entry Open in image editor to reveal a list of all open editor windows + to choose from. The new screenshot will be inserted as separate object into the selected editor. +
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You can move or resize existing shapes after selecting the selection tool
- ESC from the toolbar.
For every element type there is a specific
+ ESC from the toolbar. The elements can also be moved by using the Arrow keys,
+ also in combination with the Shift key.
+ For every element type there is a specific
set of options available to change the look of the element (e.g. line thickness,
line color, fill color). You can change the options for an existing element after
selecting it, but also for the next element to be drawn after selecting a drawing tool.
- You can select multiple elements for editing at a time. In order to select multiple
+ You can select multiple elements for editing or positioning at a time. In order to select multiple
elements, hold down the Shift key while clicking the elements.
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If you need to insert line breaks within a text box, hit Shift + Return or
- Shift + Enter.
+ Shift + Enter. Ctrl + Backspace delete the previous word,
+ Ctrl> + A selects to complete text.
Auto-Crop: If you need to crop a border of solid background color from your screenshot,
simply choose Auto-Crop from the Edit menu and Greenshot will automatically
select the area for cropping.
+ In order to enlarge the screenshot, hit Shift + +, which will add 25 pixels to all four sides. +