Use this field to define the delay (in ms) MWSnap will wait with capturing. The delay is necessary for MWSnap to hide it's window and to refresh the display. As a rule slower computers need higher values. For 300-500MHz machines the delay of 600 ms is usually sufficient.
Check this option if you want MWSnap's window to hide itself before capturing is performed. Uncheck the option if you want MWSnap to capture its own image :)
Check this option if you want MWSnap to restore from the minimized state after performing snapping. Note that if MWSnap is not minimized when sapping is called, it will be always restored regardless of this setting.
Check this option if you want to see the zoomed preview of the screen area around the cursor while capturing areas. The preview window makes it easier to capture the selected area with the pixel accuracy.
Check this option is you want to see precisely the cursor position when capturing rectangular areas. The cursor position marking makes it easier to perform precise captures, but in some cases it can be obtrusive.
Check this option if you want every captured image to be automatically put on Windows clipboard. This setting is especially useful when you insert captured images directly to the word processor or an HTML editor.
Check this option when you want to automatically print all snapped images. Images will be printed using last manually specified parameters.