ScreenSend runs in the background on your Mac, and adds a little menu with a camera icon to the right side of your menubar. To take a screenshot, choose “Screenshot” from the menu. You'll be given a box to drag over the area you want to screenshot. From there, you can send it to the web, to a file, to a printer, or any combination of the three. Sending it to the web will send it to your own personal ScreenSend URL on a dedicated server available to the entire Internet.
Very easily. We have no love for apps that install themselves all over your system and make removal difficult, so we didn't build ScreenSend that way! Just open ScreenSend, go to Preferences, turn off “Launch ScreenSend at Login”, and quit the app.
To use as a regular screenshot tool, it costs nothing. To publish your screenshots to the web, it costs $3/month or $29/year. There is a one week free trial available.
The timer creates a 5 or 10 second wait between the time you click OK and the time the screenshot is actually taken. This is useful for when you want to show something in action, i.e. a menu being pulled down. Just select the area where the action's going to happen, click OK, and then you have 5 or 10 seconds (depending on how long you set the timer) to get your screen ready for the screenshot. You can watch the progress of the timer in the menubar.
They are hosted on a dedicated server at a datacenter. They are not hosted on your machine, so you don't have to worry about firewalls, ports etc on your network. As a general rule, if you can access websites from your computer you can post screenshots.
There are a number of ways. You can select “My Account” from the ScreenSend menu. You can click “My Account” on this webpage and enter your login info. Or you can just go to your ScreenSend site, which is http://(your login name).screensend.com/ .
They go into the ScreenSend folder on your desktop. They're PNG format, and named with sequential numbers.
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