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Set Up Your Capture > Capture Input > Capture Mode & Input Combinations > Capturing Multiple Areas

Capturing Multiple Areas

Set Input to:	Use with these Mode(s):
Multiple Area (Use in conjunction with other Input options)	Image

This option lets you select and capture multiple areas of the screen. This option is also included in the Capture Options. The resulting capture includes only those areas you have selected. This can be handy for eliminating sections of a screen you do not want shown in your capture. Unselected areas of the screen show the color that you choose for the background (or white, the default) using Input > Properties > General.

After you click the Capture button with Multiple Area selected:

Choose an area to capture and click once to select it with the mouse.
As you select areas, colors are inverted to show what is selected. If you are using a Region capture, left-click, drag, and release the crosshair pointer to select multiple areas. (To unselect an area, hold <ALT> and left-click.)
Repeat to select as many areas as necessary.
To finish, right-click and select Finish from the popup menu.

The image that is captured shows only those areas you selected in their original locations.

Multiple Area capture works with these input options:

Window
Allows you to select more than one window on your screen with the finger cursor before capturing.
Region
Allows you to select more than one region on your screen with the crosshair pointer before capturing.
Fixed Region
Allows you to select more than one fixed-size region on your screen for capture with the finger cursor before capturing. Set the fixed region size with the Input > Properties > Fixed Region menu.
Note: For Multiple Area to work with a Fixed Region input selection, the Use fixed starting point box must be unchecked in Input > Properties > Fixed Region.
Object
Allows you to select more than one object (smaller than a region) on your screen with the finger cursor before capturing.

Note: Auto Scroll and Multiple Area Capture cannot be used together. Use only one of these features at a time.