PrintCapture 3.2.23

PrintCapture 3.2.23 is a powerful, useful tool which can easily capture the printer or plotter hardcopy output from your oscilloscope, logic analyzer, or spectrum analyzer. It processes raw HPGL (Hewlett Packard Graphics Language), PCL (Printer Control Language), or Epson graphics data from your test equipment and creates a graphics image file that can easily be inserted into a word processor to document your hardware design. PrintCapture can be used for troubleshooting, product design reviews, product documentation, student lab assignments, and more.

PrintCapture can launch your current image editor, drag and drop the image into another Windows program, copy the image to the clipboard, resize the image (manually and automatically), rotate the image (manually and automatically), set the print resolution of the image (manually and automatically), automatically print the image, save and restore configurations for different test equipment, and more.

Major Features:

1. Incorporate images from your oscilloscope, logic analyzer, or spectrum analyzer into your project documentation.
   
2. Replace the serial printer, serial plotter, parallel printer, parallel plotter, GPIB printer, or GPIB plotter that is generally connected to your logic analyzer, spectrum analyzer, or oscilloscope for hardcopy documentation.
3. Keep multiple images open at once so you can easily see the difference between images. 
4. Open and display a file that currently exists in a BMP, Epson ESC/P, GIF, HPGL, HPGL/2, JPG, PCL, PCX, PNG, TGA, or TIF file format.
5. Convert an image to a BMP, EPS, GIF, JPG, PCX, PNG, TGA, or TIF file format.
6. Select a working directory where your images will be stored. This makes it easy to separate images by project.
7. Auto-increment image file names for sequential captures. Just keep pressing the 'print' button on your test equipment.
8. Drag-and-drop an image into another Windows-based program. 
9. Copy an image to the clipboard. From the clipboard the image can be pasted into other Windows-based programs.
   
10. Edit the image, via an external program such as Microsoft Paint or Paint Shop Pro, so you can add your own information to the image.
11. Maintain an image notes document via an external program such as WordPad, NotePad, or Microsoft Word.
12. Print the image on your computer's printer.
13. Save the raw data from your test equipment to help us improve the image processing engines.

Enhancements: Minor updates

Requirements:

1. 2MB Disk
2. 10MB RAM
3. IE 4.0+
4. Serial port or National Instruments GPIB Interface

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