Screenpresso is a mere 2.7MB download (3.43MB once installed) that fulfills a lot of image editing needs in addition to being a great screen-capturing tool. The current lack of video capturing in Screenpresso doesn't really bother me as I prefer to use the web-based Screencast-O-Matic ( review, website) tool that records your screen in unbelievably good quality and requires no signing-up. Screenpresso is already a very full-featured screencapture utility, but a few more options would make it an absolute go-to tool for bloggers: customizable keyboard shortcuts, a feature to paste in another picture onto the capture, and support for video and audio capturing (there are already buttons for these, but once you click on them, they just indicate that the features aren't available yet). After that, it will lead you to another tab and all you need to do is locate the Adapter properties link. You will see a new tab now, scroll down a little bit until you see Advanced display settings, and click it.

Features To Catapult Screenpresso To Total Excellence Right-click on the desktop, and select Display settings on the bottom part of the option in the tab. You can also copy the image to paste somewhere else so you can stitch it to an empty canvas with another picture since Screenpresso can't import another picture for you to glue.

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