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To capture a screenshot using FSCapture, you can use the hotkey Ctrl+Print Screen or click on the Capture button in the FSCapture toolbar.

Yes, FSCapture provides a built-in editor that allows you to annotate, crop, resize, add arrows and shapes, apply effects, and perform other editing actions on your captured screenshots.

After capturing a screenshot with FSCapture, you can save it by clicking on the Save button in the toolbar or by using the hotkey Ctrl+S. You can choose the desired format (JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP) and specify the storage location.

Yes, FSCapture supports capturing scrolling windows and web pages. You can scroll through the content, and FSCapture will automatically capture the entire area for you.

Yes, FSCapture has a feature called Scheduled Capture that allows you to set up automatic captures at specified intervals. You can configure the capture frequency and select the desired capture area.

FSCapture is primarily designed for capturing static screenshots. If you need to record videos, you may consider using other specialized software like FSRetail or FSVideoRecorder.

FSCapture provides various sharing options. You can directly email the screenshot, copy it to the clipboard, upload it to a FTP server, or share it on social media using the integrated sharing features.

Yes, FSCapture allows you to capture a specific area of the screen by selecting it using the region selection tool. Simply click and drag to define the capture region.

Yes, you can customize the hotkey for capturing screenshots in FSCapture by going to the Settings menu and selecting Hotkeys. From there, you can choose your preferred shortcut keys.

FSCapture is compatible with Windows operating systems, including Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7, and older versions.