Sharpshooter... Rename your screenshots with pinpoint accuracy. Sharpshooter is a small utility which aids the management of screenshots.

Sharpshooter lets you manipulate and process the screenshot while it is still fresh on your mind.

When you take a screenshot on Mac OS X with Command-Shift-3 (or with another variation) Sharpshooter will present a window where you can review the picture and choose what to do with it. You can either rename it from its default name to something more descriptive, move the screenshot to the Trash, or cancel the operation keeping the screenshot as it is.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0.1:
- Fixed a problem on Lion where screenshots would sometimes not be presented in the app due to differences in the interprocess communication APIs being used.
- Changed how the "Quit app after last window closes" preference works. It now closes only if the last window is a renaming one (e.g. not the preferences or log windows). This fixes an issue on Lion where it wouldn't properly quit automatically.
- Added a hidden preference that users can turn on if they have customized their system's Medium time format and Sharpshooter doesn't recognize when new screenshots are taken.

To turn it on, fully quit Sharpshooter and its background agent. Open Terminal.app and run the command "defaults write com.kerlmax.Sharpshooter useLenientTimeParser -boolean YES". Relaunch Sharpshooter.

If you still have problems, please use the "Send Feedback-" menu item to report the issue.
- Added a "Send Feedback-" menu item to the app's Help menu.
- Fixed a misspelled menu item.
- Fixed an empty log file entry.
- Added the trial period reminder to the title bar of the preferences window. (Website Edition)
- Fixed a bug with the app not always switching to the Registration preference pane. (Website Edition)
- Fixed a cosmetic trial period issue. (Website Edition)
REQUIREMENTS
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later.