It keeps asking you to update the software as soon as a minor update is released. However, there is one thing that may irk the new users of HyperSnap. I first discovered HyperSnap when it was being distributed with the PC World magazine back in early 2000s. I have been using HyperSnap for taking screenshots for a very long time. The pictures can be saved in a number of image file types such as GIF, BMP, JPG, PNG, etc. It comes with a large number of annotation and editing tools for modifying the screenshots. It helps you capture the screen, a region on the screen, a window or part of a window easily.
HyperSnap is a professional screen capture software for Windows.
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