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IE Screenshot Pro

IE Screenshot Pro Save an entire Web page as an image file or thumbnail image with a single click, in the most popular formats (GIF, JPEG, PNG, etc.). Stamp desired text on screenshots. It's even easy to e-mail a screenshot of a Web page to others ...
BrowserTweaks.comPublisher :
December 10, 2007Date added :
Free to try; $19.95 to buyLicense :
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Requirements :
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IE Screenshot Pro Full Description

Do you want to make screenshots of web pages that you've visited? But some pages are too long and you have to scroll them down? No problem! The IE Screenshot Pro is a Windows-based program that can make a copy of a full page and save it as an image file with a single click (it scrolls around the page taking shots and stitches them together). You can save screenshots in the most popular formats, such as:

BMP - Windows Bitmap
GIF - Compuserve Graphics Interchange Format
JP2 - JPEG 2000 Image
JPC - JPEG 2000 Codestream Image
JPG - JPEG Image
PCX - PCX Image
PGX - PGX (Grayscale) Image
PNG - Portable Network Graphics
PNM - PNM Image
RAS - Sun Raster Image
TGA - Targa Image
TIF - Tag Image File Format

Do you need to stamp text on screenshots each time you make a screenshot of a visited web page? No problem! Just specify the corresponding options in the Options dialog box and IE Screenshot Pro will stamp screenshots with the specified text, the current date and also the URL of the web page. You can also specify the transparency of the text layer on screenshots.

If you need to make a screenshot of a visited web page and send it by e-mail to others, IE Screenshot Pro will help you with that as well. Just click the Send by E-mail menu item and IE Screenshot Pro will make a screenshot file of the web page with the specified name, create a new e-mail message, and attach the screenshot file to the message. All there is left to do is to specify the recipient's address and send the e-mail as usual.