Simply by forcing to have only Bitmap and DIB Bitmap on the clipboard (try using any non-MS graphics program, like FreeSerif's Photoplus at ), it's easy to replicate this error.īTW, when you copy from, it also supplies only DIB Bitmap and Bitmap. It's related to size of the image, and it's a new bug in 3.5 that I didn't experience in 3.3. Still, I think there is something wrong with the Bitmap image handling from the clipboard. And it's good to know that it can handle the larger image in that format. The fact that the large image is handled well out of MSPaint implies that is using either the Enh Metafile or the Picture format, instead of the Bitmap format, which is all that Greenshot is setting. Some programs offer Paste Special which lets you choose the format MS Office has this.
So, when you are pasting in, can choose which format it wants to use. Besides DIB Bitmap and Bitmap, you should also see Picture and Enhanced Metafile. You'll see new options at the bottom of the View menu. Now, let's do what you did: past into MSPaint, and then select all, copy. FEATURE-1110: Making it possible to use a hotkey to open the clipboard, for details look at the issue. We will add more user friendly functionality for this later.
GREENSHOT. WINDOWS 10
Greenshot now can use the Windows 10 notifications system, which looks better. Under the View menu dropdown, you can see, at the bottom, the different formats Greenshot has made available on the clipboard. Greenshot can now use the Windows 10 app sharing, share screenshots with app which support bitmaps. I copied a 1200x850 pixel image from Greenshot and alt-tabbed to Clipboard Viewer. It may complain that the "clipbook" service is not running, which is fine. Type clipbrd (this is the Windows Clipboard Viewer, around for ages, but not really given an icon these days on the Programs menu check it on Google or Yahoo search before running if you are scared (correctly) of just running stuff from forum posts)). Follow with me, and I'll show you what I mean. By pasting into MSPaint and copying from there, you've actually changed the image. But the MSPaint test is not quite the same thing.
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