I would find it very helpful if you could use the timestamp as file name.
Date: YEARMONTHDAYHOURMINUTESSECONDS are not optimal
Date: YEARMONTHDAYHOURMINUTESSECONDS are not optimal
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OK, so what do you suggest instead please?
To me, the default 2019-01-04_09-29-14 is the optimal time stamp that will prevent duplicates. It would be nice if the hour/minute/second separators were colons, but those are disallowed by Windows
To me, the default 2019-01-04_09-29-14 is the optimal time stamp that will prevent duplicates. It would be nice if the hour/minute/second separators were colons, but those are disallowed by Windows
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I believe you are already able to use the ability to configure a preset to achieve that.

Cheers... Rick :)

Cheers... Rick :)
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I can't find this in either 'Capture Preferences' or 'Editor Preferences.' Using SnagIt 2019.
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I guess that means you don't get to edit the screenshot before it's saved? What say you Monsieur Stone?
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Thanks Paul. I didn't think to look in 'Presets.'
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To be fair, you don't just "look there". What needs to happen is that you create one and save it. Then use it later. ;)
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It's slightly odd that it's a preset though isn't it? I mean, if you have a preferred time stamp format, wouldn't it be your preference EVERYWHERE? That's why I didn't remember it was a preset option. Editor > Preferences is SO the place you would expect to find that setting.
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Eine Antwort schreibenTimestamp - UNIX Timestamp "1546776797" today's date (date/time) this would be optimal!
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