Print Screen 2001

Print Screen 2001 is a streamlined screen-capture utility designed to make grabbing, annotating, and sharing what’s on your monitor fast and effortless. Built by developer Ioannis Zenas, it focuses on speed, simplicity, and reliability, giving you the essential tools you need without the clutter you don’t.

Key features

• One-click capture: Full screen, active window, or a custom region
• Hotkey support: Trigger captures instantly with configurable shortcuts
• Instant output: Copy to clipboard, auto-save to a chosen folder, or print directly
• Common image formats: Save to popular formats like PNG, JPEG, and BMP
• Simple markup: Add arrows, text, boxes, and highlights to your screenshots
• Delay timer: Capture time-sensitive menus and tooltips with a short delay
• Cursor options: Include or hide the mouse pointer in your captures
• Lightweight and fast: Minimal footprint with quick startup and a tidy system tray icon
• Organized saving: Use custom file names, time stamps, and automatic numbering
• Multi-monitor aware: Capture content from the display you choose

Ideal for

• Educators and trainers preparing step-by-step guides
• Support teams documenting issues and solutions
• Writers and developers creating product documentation
• Anyone who needs quick, clear visuals for email, reports, or presentations

How it works

1. Start Print Screen 2001 and choose your capture mode.
2. Press your hotkey or use the tray icon to take a screenshot.
3. Annotate if needed, then copy, save, or print your image.

With a clean interface and a focus on everyday essentials, Print Screen 2001 helps you capture exactly what you need—quickly, clearly, and consistently. Developed by Ioannis Zenas.

Print Screen 2001 is developed by Ioannis Zenas. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.0. The name of the program executable file is Print Screen 2001.exe.

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