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Set Up Your Capture > Capture Input > Capture Mode & Input Combinations > Capture from Program File

Capture from Program File

Set Input to:	Use with these Mode(s):
Advanced > Program File	Image

Program File input captures bitmap images, icons, or cursors contained in an .EXE or .DLL file.

To capture cursor, icon, and bitmap images stored in other programs (.EXE or.DLL files) on your computer, do the following:

In the Profile settings pane, select the Capture mode.
On the Input dropdown menu, select Advanced > Program File.
On the Input dropdown menu, select Properties.
Select the input properties for this capture, if applicable. See Input Properties for more information.
On the Output dropdown menu, select the output and output properties. See Share Your Captures for more information.
On the Effects dropdown menu, select effects, if applicable. See Capture Effects for more information.
Under Options, select options for this capture, if applicable. See Capture Options for more information.
Click the Capture button.
In the Open dialog box, select a program to capture from. Select a program file with an .EXE or.DLL extension and click Open.
Select a type of image to capture: Bitmaps, Icons, or Cursors.
Click to select an image from the ones that appear in the Images area. Use the horizontal scroll bar if needed.
The currently selected image is shown in the Preview area. If the image is larger than the preview pane, you can click over the preview and move the image within the pane using the hand cursor.
When you locate the appropriate image, click OK to complete the capture.