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Sunday, 6 June 2010

Capture Screenshots On Your Screen Using Snipper

Capture Screenshots On Your Screen Using Snipper Adobe AIR has been emerging as a promising framework for developers because applications can be developed rapidly and can be run under any OS just like Java. At first, I only see applications for social media sites such as Tweetdeck, Twirl, Seesmics…, but recently there are also more applications written for other areas.

Snipper is one of AIR applications recently join the competition of image capturers. Amazingly it can capture what’s on your screen as fast and effectively as a utility written by a native programming language on Windows such as C#.

You can capture the screenshot, then save it into Clipboard or save it in a PNG or JPEG file. You can also paste it onto applications such as Word, Photoshop, Paint same as other captures.

More about Snipper, read Snipper is a Desktop Screen Capture Tool

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How To Choose The Preferred Browser To Open A Link

There are many browsers on the market these days and each has its own strength. For me, I prefer Google Chrome since it’s neat and fast while I use Opera whenever my Internet connection ‘sucks again’ and I love Firefox due to its flexible ability easily extended by using addons. An inconvenience usually appears on the computer that installed multiple browsers is you can’t manage which browser you prefer to open a file or launch a link. To solve this, you may love Browser Chooser.

Browser Chooser is a small utility that will scan for installed browser on your computer, and list them out whenever you open a link. Then, you simply click the preferred to browse that link.

Frankly, it may be a mess if you don’t have multiple browsers or don’t want to switch between them. Otherwise, it’s a great utility especially for web developers or designers who want to test their sites on various browsers.

Upload Clipboard Content To FTP Server Quickly Using Clupper

Upload Clipboard Content To FTP Server Quickly Using Clupper The first time I used a FTP client, I thought I could only upload files. Then I was so surprised to know that I can compress a folder into a zip file and upload it to the server, the uploaded file would be decompressed automatically on the server. Today, another shocking news to me when I know that I can even upload content in Windows Clipboard to the server just with a few clicks.

Clupper is the application does this. Once launched, it’s waiting for the upload action in the system tray. You can upload files, folders by copy to the Clipboard. If the content in Clipboard is text, it automatically convert that content into a HTML file before uploading.

More about Clupper, read Upload Windows clipboard content to FTP server with Clupper

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