Getting started
Launch SNAPVERE normally and look for its icon in the Windows notification area. A normal launch stays out of the way until you start a capture.
- Left-click the tray icon or press Print Screen for Region Capture.
- Drag the selection on the frozen screen.
- Use Move, Pen, Line, Arrow, Box or Highlight when annotation is needed.
- Press Ctrl + C to copy, or press Enter to save.
Capture shortcuts
| Action | Primary input | Alternate |
|---|---|---|
| Region Capture | Tray left-click / Print Screen | Ctrl+Shift+1 |
| Window Capture | Tray → Capture Window | Ctrl+Shift+2 |
| Screen Capture | Tray → Capture Screen | Ctrl+Shift+4 |
| Undo | Ctrl+Z | — |
| Copy | Ctrl+C | — |
| Save | Enter / double-click | — |
| Cancel | Esc | — |
Captures and preferences
Use Open Capture Folder from the tray menu to find saved captures. Open Options / Preferences from the tray menu to manage available settings.
Troubleshooting
Print Screen does not start Region Capture
Windows or another application can own the Print Screen key. Use Ctrl + Shift + 1 , which is the independent Region Capture fallback.
Window Capture is unavailable on an older Windows build
Window Capture uses the Windows Graphics Capture path and requires Windows 10 version 2004 / build 19041 or later. The application itself targets Windows 10 version 1809 / build 17763 or later.
SNAPVERE does not start as expected
Close any existing SNAPVERE process, start the application again, and confirm that the tray icon appears. If the problem continues, check the current release notes and project support information for known issues.
Uninstall
The installed build uses the same Setup executable for maintenance and removal:
SNAPVERE-Setup.exe --uninstall
SNAPVERE intentionally does not install a separate standalone uninstaller. Removing the app does not delete screenshots under
Pictures\SNAPVERE
.
This documentation describes SNAPVERE v0.0.8. Always use the official release page when confirming the current version and available packages.