File Cabinet Pro version 7.9.6 has been released for macOS.

What’s New?

-You can now change the file format for the “Save screenshot in File Cabinet Pro” Service to PNG, JPG, PDF, or TIFF in Settings.

-You can now capture the mouse pointer in screenshots when using the “Save screenshot in File Cabinet Pro” Service; this feature can be turned on in Settings.

-You can now set whether or not you want to capture the window’s shadow when taking an interactive screenshot in File Cabinet Pro.

Bug Fixes:

-Fixed issue that caused state restoration information for the Applications folder to get discarded.

-Fixed issue that sometimes caused tags to incorrectly show up on a new file if the newly created file was at the same file path of a previously deleted tagged file.

-Fixed crash that could occur under rare circumstances when viewing files in List view.

1. Save screenshot in File Cabinet Pro

2. Save interactive screenshot in File Cabinet Pro

The “Save screenshot in File Cabinet Pro” Service allows you to take a screenshot (like you would if you used Command+Shift+3), but instead of saving the screenshot file on the Desktop, the screenshot image is saved to the current directory being displayed in File Cabinet Pro.

The “Save interactive screenshot in File Cabinet Pro” Service allows you to take a screenshot of a portion of your screen (like you would if you used Command+Shift+4) but instead of saving the screenshot file on the Desktop, the screenshot image is saved to the current directory being displayed in File Cabinet Pro.

If you want to use these Services, make sure they are enabled in System Preferences. Then you can use the Services from the Services menu in supporting apps. You can also assign your own hotkey for these Services in System Preferences.