RoxxSoft xShots 1.2

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xShots is a screen capture application for Windows systems, it allows you to save any number of shots of the screen, but you are not limited to saving screen captures of the entire screen, instead, xShots allows you to select which parts of the screen you want to save, and it allows you to save the images locally. xShots supports saving images as bmp, gif, tiff, jpg and png files, supports multiple threads and has very little memory and CPU usage.

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RoxxSoft xShots 1.2