Pearl Crescent Page Saver is used in many different ways. We enjoy reading blog postings like this one from mitten that describe an interesting use of our software:
In working on the new blog design, I’d like to display some thumbnail pictures of various websites I frequent. There’s probably a dozen or so of these [...]
We receive a lot of email feedback about Page Saver. Occasionally people send us feedback but use an email address that doesn’t allow us to reply to them. One such message arrived this morning, and I decided to respond here.
I love this thingie, it’s great! Just wanted to let you know. [...]
Today we released Page Saver 1.4 (available now in Basic and Pro editions). Improvements include an updated options window, addition of a Dutch (nl-NL) translation, an option to save in JPEG format, and for Pro customers the capability to capture a specific page element from the command line.
In previous versions, Page Saver always included a transparency layer but the images did not include any transparent areas. In the next release we plan to exclude the transparency layer by default which will reduce the size of the files produced. Please let us know if omitting the transparency information will cause any problems for you.
The Pro edition of Page Saver 1.3 includes a useful (and fun) new feature: the capability to select and capture an image of a region on the page.