Title:		grabber.tcz
Description:	Use your mouse to select an area of your screen for a screenshot in png format.
Version:	1.0
Author:		Richard Rost
Original-site:	None
Copying-policy:	See /usr/local/share/doc/License/grabber-License.txt
Size:		12K
Extension_by:	Rich
Tags:		screenshot png mouse selection
Comments:	Start the program from the command line by entering  grabber  or click on the
		grabber icon or click the SelectiveScreenshot entry on the desktop menu..

		Move the mouse with the left button depressed to draw an outline around the
		section of the screen to save. The outline will not be included in the saved
		file.

		Clicking the left button again clears the outline. Moving the mouse with the
		right button depressed moves the outline.

		The readout in the top left corner displays the origin and size of the area
		that will be saved. Click and drag the readout to move it if it's in your
		way, or use the v key to toggle whether it's visible or not. There's a
		setting in the config file for the default location or to disable it. It
		also has a setting for the font to use.
		The readout will not be included in the saved file.

		Keyboard functions

			X or x	Make the outline one pixel larger or smaller
			Y or y	Make the outline one pixel taller or shorter

			l or r	Move the outline one pixel left or right
			u or d	Move the outline one pixel up or down
				The arrow keys will also move the outline

			s	Save the outlined area to a file. If an outline 
				is not defined, the whole screen is saved. The config
				file has settings for default path and file name.

			v	Toggle the visibility of the coordinates readout.

			n	Start a new instance of the program. Lets you
				capture the outline should you wish to.

			q	Ends the program.

		Configuration settings can be found in  /home/$USER/.config/grabber/grabber.conf

		This extension is PPI compatible.
Change-log:	2015/5/14  Original release
Current:	2015/7/1   Fixed to work with fluxbox and icewm. Changed save filename format.