Ctrl+Shift+G – Select this function to scroll down a precise region that extends down below the viewing area of the screen. Unlike Scroll Page where you capture everything below the screen, this allows you to capture an area inside a window. You can avoid unwanted parts, such as columns of advertising on web pages.

When the Region cross-hairs appear on screen, define a region as you would in the usual Region capture, but add a second step, as described below.

To capture a Region with Scrolling:

Step 1     Click the “Scroll Region” button or press Ctrl+Shift+G key combination.

Step 2     Click one corner, than move the mouse diagonally to click another corner, creating an outline or block of the region you want on the screen.

Step 3     To scroll down past the bottom of the window onscreen, click the down pointing arrow   of the vertical scroll bar of the window.

The auto-scroll capture will start at once and when it stops, you’ll see the  defined scrolled area/region in the HyperSnap workspace.

To stop scrolling early, press the Escape key on the keyboard; otherwise wait until scrolling is complete.

Tip: This method of auto-scrolling can work well for pages that refuse to scroll and capture with the “Scroll Page” method.