- Display a Virtual Color Frame on Your Desktop -
Deskcap 3 is a desktop application that lets you create a virtual frame on your desktop. Imagine a situation where you have to create a desktop movie. If you have a large display like one capable of showing 2,560 points x 1,440 points, you may only need a portion of it, say, 1,440 points x 900 points at the top left corner. In this situation, you can use Deskcap 3 to create a virtual frame so that it will cover the outside of the visible area with a color frame. You can create any number of virtual frames. The application comes with a status menu. In order to set a virtual frame, you can just select one under the status menu.
- Whats new? -
1. The application has been re-written from scratch in Swift.
2. The user can now take a screenshot of the visible area of the current frame.
- Features -
1. Create a virtual work area. Save one as a preset.
2. Select one of the two frame types (solid frame or border frame) from application’s status menu. Choose a frame from application’s status menu to set a virtual work area over the desktop area.
3. Set the border width of border frames.
4. Take a screenshot of the visible area of the current frame.
5. Let the application delay in taking a screenshot by counting down numbers.
6. Languages: English only.
7. The application supports the retina display. (tested with 2014 2.6 GHz 13" MacBook Pro).
8. Application file size: 20.6 MB.
9. The application comes with a built-in 11-page user guide. Click on the button that says Users guide in the Home screen.
- System requirements -
1. 10.13 (tested with 10.13.6), 10.14 (tested with 10.14.6), 10.15 (tested with 10.15.1)
2. 64-bit system
- Limitations -
1. The application is free to use for the first week. Further continuous use of this application will require a one-time purchase of an in-app product.
2. The application window is not resizable. Its size is fixed.
