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SNIPPER is a memory-resident screen capture tool. Different from other full-screen capture tools, it can specify a certain area to capture. After residing in memory, press the ALT-W hotkey to activate. A solid small square will appear on the screen. You can move this square to specify the starting position of the content to be captured, press the Enter key to confirm, then move to confirm the end position, and press the Enter key again. At this time, a menu will pop up for you to choose whether to save the captured content as a file or perform other operations.

This software is very practical and small, only 1793 bytes. But the problem is that it seems unable to be removed from memory. Is it that I don't know how, or does the program itself not have this function?

SNIPPER 2.2 (c) 1987 Ziff Communications Co.
PC Magazine ?Tom Kihlken
Hotkey is ALT-W

It seems like pressing left Shift and right Shift at the same time to exit.

SNIPPER itself definitely doesn't have an uninstall module. Unless you modify the author's attached ASM source code. Or replace it with another clip program. Or you can use Lei Jun's RAMinit program. It can clear programs that are resident in memory after it.

Originally posted by DOSforever at 2008-12-12-12-13 12:46 AM:
But the problem is that it seems unable to be removed from memory. Do I not know, or does the program itself not have this function?

Why do you want to remove it from memory?
Such a small program itself should not have this function

Thank you very much for everyone's answers. It seems that SNIPPER doesn't have a removal function. With everyone's answers, I've also given up. This question also has an answer, unless the author tells me in person, heh heh.

I used RI to remove before. As for why I want to remove from memory, it's mainly to avoid hotkey conflicts.