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[Batch] Process Starter and Killer by Hackoo - Hackoo - Jun 17, 2015 Hi β Just i want to share with you this batch script with a dynamic menu So in this batch there are 3 items to choice on the menu
PHP Code * - Hackoo - Jun 21, 2015 Hi π€ Following to this discussion I made an update to this program And here is its screenshot : [img]http://nsm08.casimages.com/img/2015/06/21//15062105323511244313387558.jpg[/img] The source code : PHP Code * - iLogicβ’ - Jun 21, 2015 Looks great man π I will try it - thank you for releasing it π * - Hackoo - Jun 22, 2015 (Jun 21, 2015 11:16 PM)AcheP Wrote: Looks great man π I will try it - thank you for releasing it πHi β I add another item on the menu to take screenshots of your applications and of your desktop (Not working on Windows XP) The Snipping Tool by Microsoft : The Microsoft Snipping Tool is a reviewer's best friend. This is a little application that might go unnoticed, but I am telling you; it is a time-saver. This tool allows you to carry out a simple task: take screenshots of your screen. I know there is a button that reads something like Prt Scr in your keyboard and that it will take a screenshot of your screen and take it to the clipboard. There is something better than that. When you activate the Snipping Tool, you can select a part of your screen with your mouse and it will be captured. That capture can either go to the clipboard or to a file. You can even select what type of file you want it to be saved to. I have to get screenshots of applications all the time, and pasting a screen capture into a graphics editor and then cropping it, all it takes me about a minute. I can do the same work in less than 2 seconds. Please try it from pastebin, i just post it now the Source Code because it is well formatted than here ! Code @Echo off & cls & color 0B* - eXaByte - Jun 23, 2015 Using the following combination "ALT+PrtSc" takes a picture only of the focused window. * - Hackoo - Jun 23, 2015 (Jun 23, 2015 01:46 AM)eXaByte Wrote: Using the following combination "ALT+PrtSc" takes a picture only of the focused window. Thank you for this information trick that i don't know it before ! Nice trick π |