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The main window.

IcyScreen's main window. Click the X to close. The main window allows the user to easily turn IcyScreen on and off, check it's current status, take a screenshot immediately, and access the program settings.

The Help menu provides access to both the program documentation and the Send us a Message feature, which provides a convenient way to contact us from within the program.

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The settings window.

Note: For a more detailed explanation of each setting, check out the online version of the documentation. You can also watch a short video showing all of IcyScreen's features here.

The main setting tab in IcyScreen. Click the X to close. Main

Configure how often you'd like a screenshot to be taken, what should be included in the screenshot -- the screen or the active window -- as well as the screenshot image format, quality, dimensions, etc.

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The Tweaks tab. Click the X to close. Tweaks

Configure IcyScreen to not take a screenshot if the keyboard and mouse have been in active or the screensaver is running; have it ignore the screenshot if the screen hasn't changed, etc.

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The Warnings tab. Click the X to close. Warning

Configure if, when, and how you'd like to be warned before the screenshot is taken.

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The Disk tab. Click the X to close. Disk

If you'd like IcyScreen to save each screenshot to disk, configure the location you'd like it to be saved to by modifying the screenshot file name and directory -- both of which support timestamp/format codes.

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The FTP tab. Click the X to close. FTP

If you'd like IcyScreen to upload each screenshot to your web server via FTP, configure the connection settings, file name, timestamp/format code, etc.

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The E-mail tab. Click the X to close. E-mail

If you'd like IcyScreen to e-mail each screenshot, configure the connection settings, message details, attachment details, recipients, etc.

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The ImageShack tab. Click the X to close. ImageShack

If you'd like IcyScreen to upload each screenshot to your ImageShack account, configure the account and file details.

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The Proxy tab. Click the X to close. Proxy

If you'd like IcyScreen to connect to the internet through a proxy, configure the connection details as well as when you'd like IcyScreen to utilize the proxy.

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The Keywords tab. Click the X to close. Keywords

Enable keyword detection and have IcyScreen take a specific action (take a screenshot immediately, adjust the screenshot interval, etc) if any of the keywords you have listed have been typed on the keyboard.

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The Security tab. Click the X to close. Security

Select the aspects of the program you'd like to protect with a password.

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The Monitors tab. Click the X to close. Monitors

Choose which monitors you'd like to include in each screenshot.

If you'd like even more control, you can also configure the X, Y, width, and height coordinates/dimensions you'd like to extract from each monitor.

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The Errors tab. Click the X to close. Errors

Configure how you'd like errors to be handled.

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The Miscellaneous tab. Click the X to close. Miscellaneous

Configure IcyScreen to start with Windows, hide itself, check for updates automatically, etc.

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The Users tab. Click the X to close. Users

Configure whether or not you'd like certain users to use the Global Settings instead of their own settings. Check out the central management section in the documentation for more information.

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Showing a list of users on the system. Click the X to close. An expanded view of the username list at the top of the setting window. Choose between your own settings, the Global Settings, and the settings of a particular user on the system.

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