Super Screen Capture

One simple way to capture whatever is displayed on the screen is to press the Print Screen button, then open your favorite image editor and paste the screenshot you've just captured. This will work if you want to capture a static image, but not if you want to capture video and sound, for example. If you want to capture more than a static image, then you need to get a specialized software application.

Super Screen Capture is an application that offers more than 10 ways to capture what’s on the screen. With Super Screen Capture you can capture everything that is displayed in the desktop (full screen capture), you can capture a specific window or you could capture a specific region of the desktop.

If a video is playing on your desktop, you can use Super Screen Capture to capture that video. Now I know that sound plays in the speakers, not on the desktop – this doesn’t pose a problem for Super Screen Capture as it can capture sound just as well as it can capture video. Super Screen Capture offers more than 8 ways to output. The bits you capture can be saved to file, clipboard, printer, email, editor, temp folder, or the image editing tool that Super Screen Capture provides.

The program is very easy to install and completes this process in no time. It takes up little hard disk space and little system resources and can run on most versions of Microsoft Windows, ranging from XP to Windows 7.

The interface is basic and includes icons for each function of the software. Super Screen Capture can capture the desktop, a certain window or a certain region on the screen. It also supports recording the screen activity as a video file and even audio.

Captured images can be saved as image files, can be sent directly through email or can be printed. For personalizing the captured material, watermarks can be automatically added to them and also borders.