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SnapaShot follows the practical concept of taking screenshots: use the mouse to drag the window frame to the desired size. In the center you can see the area that will eventually be photographed.
The tool itself has three buttons. With one click, you can display the position and size of the window. Using the other two buttons, you can paste a section of the image to the clipboard or save it to your hard drive.
Here is a small, but nevertheless useful tool with which you can quickly and easily click on the desired area of ​​​​the screen. If you're expecting more from SnapaShot, you should check out the paid version on the manufacturer's website, but the Pro version is available to you for free thanks to archived activation.
After starting, a window opens in front of you, the size of which can be set arbitrarily. If, for example, you want to take a picture of an entire website, drag the SnapaShot interface to full screen. If you want the program to capture only a small portion of the image, reduce the window to the appropriate size. When you click the Save to file button, the screen content is saved in BMP, JPG, GIF, TIFF, or PNG format.

License: ShareWare
Size: 870 KB

[b]How to Install:[/b]
1). Instructions are included in ReadMe.txt if needed.
2). That is all, Done