Snapshot is a very user-friendly, easy-to-use
program. It enables you to view and organise your graphics files
in "trunks", handy descriptive directories you create
yourself within the program. When Snapshot runs, a clear and
simple window appears. It has a self-explanatory menu bar and a
genuinely helpful "help" file. When your chosen
thumbnail graphic appears in the program's window, you can right
click on it and automatically move it to the Windows clipboard.
You can then call it up in any graphics editing program to work
with it.
You can also create a slideshow with Snapshot, either manually or
time-delayed. The "list" button enables you to create a
custom production using your favourite graphics. F3 opens a midi
control box and you can even play music with your pictures.
Multiple graphics can be displayed simultaneously, both tiled and
cascaded, with the SnapShot command.
Snapshot is great for gathering up all those random images you
have on your hard drive and putting them into a customised,
organised order that you can really appreciate.
The only drawbacks to this program are minor. When you are
viewing your graphics in slideshow mode full-screen, it can be
difficult to see your mouse pointer. While in the trunk function,
which enables you to give a selection of files a unique name--a
shortcut--there is no clear exit procedure on this screen. You
have to hit Escape to get out. It doesn't take an Einstein to get
around these minor inconveniences, however.
Snapshot is a great little program, a fine value for the money.
Get it!