Now, press your hotkey to capture a screen.Īfter capturing, an email with your captured image attachment should be sent to the Outlook outbox. Clicking Send a Test Email will send an email with a sample attachment. You can send a test email to see if it works with your settings. Enter recipients’ email addresses in the To and CC field. On the Email Settings dialog, choose Send automatically. Set to capture every 10 minutes.Ĭheck Email on the Save Image tab to send a captured image as an attachment, and choose an image file format in the Image Files group. In Outlook, set to Send/Receive messages every 10 minutes.Ĭheck Capture every in the Timer group on the Capture tab. "I have Outlook on my machine as my regular email. This way, you can monitor it anywhere in the world. Say, for example, you want to monitor your PC activities every 10 minutes, you can use auto-capture to capture a screen every 10 minutes and email it automatically. ScreenHunter can send your capture directly to the default email outbox. And then use Chrome or IE to load the HTML file to be auto-scrolled. You can use this to control where to start and finish in order to capture a specific part of a large scrollable window.įor web pages, if one browser doesn't scroll well, you may need to change the browser, say Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and IE.įor a Word or Excel file, you can save the file in the HTML format. Pressing Esc to stop auto-scrolling and capture the scrolled part so far. You may need to change the Speed to a slower one. Now, press the hotkey, F6, and move the mouse to find the scrollable window.Ĭlick the left mouse button to start auto-scrolling. Make sure the web page has paused any moving objects like videos, etc., and animation finished. The scrolling speed also depends on the machine and the content of the window. The speed tells the scrolling part to appear properly after each scroll.
On the Capture tab, choose F6 as the Capture Images hotkey and select Auto scroll in the "I want to auto-scroll and capture a long web page, for example, IE showing "Google News""
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