Difference between revisions of "Day Browser"

Revision as of 14:26, 12 March 2009

Starts and stops the playback of selected day

If you want finer control over the play speed than what you get with the drop down, you can enter the speed directly in milliseconds. TimeSnapper will use that number as the delay between playing each frame. If you enter 10000, TimeSnapper will advance by 1 frame every 10 seconds.
Although the filter drop down box appears only to support filtering by program names, it actually can filter on window titles as well. Just type directly into it and TimeSnapper will filter as you type on either the program name or the window title

Function	Shortcut
Play/Pause	F5
Refresh TimeBar	Ctrl + F5
Next day	Ctrl + + (or Ctrl + N)
Previous day	Ctrl + - (or Ctrl + P)
Frame left	Left arrow
Frame right	Right arrow
5 frames left	PageUp
5 frames right	PageDown
15 frames left	Ctrl + PageUp
15 frames right	Ctrl + PageDown
TimeBar First Frame	Home
TimeBar Last Frame	End
TimeBar Select Multiple Screenshots	Shift + {Left or Right or PgUp or PgDn}
Image Properties	F4 (or Alt + Enter)
Copy Images to Clipboard	Ctrl + C
Delete selected Images	Ctrl + Del
TimeBar Zoom In	Z
TimeBar Zoom Out	Shift + Z
TimeBar Select All	Ctrl + A
New Flag	Ins
Go to Filter text box	Ctrl + F

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 == Tips ==
+* If you want finer control over the play speed than what you get with the drop down, you can enter the speed directly in milliseconds.  TimeSnapper will use that number as the delay between playing each frame.  If you enter 10000, TimeSnapper will advance by 1 frame every 10 seconds.
+* Although the filter drop down box appears only to support filtering by program names, it actually can filter on window titles as well.  Just type directly into it and TimeSnapper will filter as you type on either the program name or the window title
 == Shortcuts ==