My reasons for this was:
- It is freeware
- It is simple to use
- It adds enough settings without overcomplicating the program

On the General screen you can change:
- The location where images are saved (by tapping on "Select Folder")
- The image format (jpeg, bmp, png)
- The option to show the floating window or not
- The option to hide the floating window when capturing
- The Capture Count (from 1 to 100) - this is how many times screen will be captured from a single tap on the floating icon.
- The Capture Interval (from 1 to 120) - this is the delay between a tap on the icon and the screen being captured

I changed my save folder to C:\Media Files\Picture\Screenshot\ so that the captured images are seperate from other images in my Pictures folder.
(The default is C:\Media Files\Picture\)
I also tried the different image formats and could not see a noticable difference in quality between the three. The image size however varied a bit and I got the following results by capturing the same screen in different formats.
- .bmp - 226kb
- . jpg - 19kb
- . png - 52kb
To sum up - this is a simple application that achieves what it is meant to with the minimum of effort from the user.

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