TISKnip

MS-DOS provide some basic functionality for printing the contents of the screen. If you had the proper printer correctly installed, you had something more or less presentable. MS Windows made things easier - as long as you were happy to get the image yourself from the clipboard. So I chose to make my own screen-capturing tool.

Release history

8.50	M09	20112007	New approach to copy (part of) the desktop.
9.03	M10	17062008	Adapt opening and closing the clipboard for creating a new bitmap.
9.05	M11	25062008	Adaptation to the use of the taskbar icon.
9.06	M12	08082008	Modification of the clipboard management function.
9.07	M13	21112008	Correction of printing dimensions when auto resizing - Bug 8001
9.09	M14	19022009	Desktop capture now available on quick menu from tray bar.
9.10	M15	20072009	Patch rollup. Correction of printing dimensions when auto resizing - Bug 9001
9.30	M16	15052011	New TISWorks library. New MFC version. Purge of older images after pre-set time.

Detailed Bug Fixes

Ref.	Version	Description	Status
8001	- 9.05	When the picture is too large for the printed paper and automated rescaling is active, the dimension of the printed area is still too large and overlaps with the footer. Reason: top margin is included twice.	9.07
9001	- 9.09	Related to bug 8001, the right and botton dimension of the image were wrong when autoresizing. The location of the footer was 1 line-height too low.	9.10

Below you can find a detailed history of changes made to TISKnip and solved bugs.

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