We want to make solutions that don't confuse people and can be used by the masses. We actually are considering a different approach, but as this is long term it will be to far in the future…
#Greenshot keyboard shortcuts how to#
I even know how to do this, but currently I just don't have the time to finish this… Automation of the editor is a bit of a different thing, it will be possible some day but would take even more time as I need to rewrite some things in the core of Greenshot.Ī key to open the last screenshot in the editor? If you use the clipboard it might be gone, on the file system you might have renamed it, things we need to consider. We certainly want to make Greenshot usable from AutoIt/AutoHotkey and other scripting tools, like the commandline JavaScript etc. So as a power Autohotkey user I thought if Greenshot had a commandline interface all of this could be solved on my own.Ĭan you please let me know what are my outlooks for the above mentioned two topics? I make about 20 screenshots a day so I would really like to tune this process as productive and fast as possible. I guess these Ideas are quite far from development directions… A shortcut would be the best, for this too, or at least a keyboard Letter assignment to these tools in the image editor window, like R=Rectangle, E=Elipse,… similarly T=TornEdge, D=DropShadow, etc…
So setting Greenshot to allways pop up after every screenshot would be counterproductive, though it would be great to have a keyboard shortcut for "open last screenshot in editor".Īnother thing I need is some automatism (instead of clicking) to make my screenshots "torn edge" / "bordered" / "Grayscale". I have this situation in approximatley 33% of the cases. In this cases I have to rightclcik the Greenshot Tray Icon, and than select "open image from clipboard". In some cases I need to edit the screenshot, draw some lines, other markups. Usually I just cut a nice screenshot from random windows, and as they are put on clipboard I can easily past them in emails, etc.
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