When starting ScreenAreaShare, both windows (for capture and for render) open at their user-desired locations on any screen, respective to their starting coordinates and size. Both screens will always be fully visible (as long as they are not bigger than the hosting screen). Both windows open on top of all other windows (which is standard for new applications on Windows OS).
Now, after presenting, I'd like to easily close the entire application (including the capture and the render window). As far as I know, there is no icon to do so. Neither on the capture window nor on the render window. So, I have to do the following in order to quit the application:
- scan the task row for a fitting console which I used to start the
ScreenAreaShare application
- bring that console to the front by clicking that icon
- pressing
<CTRL> + <C> to send a sigint signal
-> this closes capture and render windows
- press
<Y> + <RETURN> to end the batch process and close the console
Would it be possible to operate a small "close" icon on the top right of each window (capture and render windows) to be able to terminate the application?
If this is a bad idea, please tell me. Or is there already a way to comfortably quit the application's operation without fiddling with the console window (somewhere behind some other windows)? Maybe a hidden hotkey?
When starting
ScreenAreaShare, both windows (for capture and for render) open at their user-desired locations on any screen, respective to their starting coordinates and size. Both screens will always be fully visible (as long as they are not bigger than the hosting screen). Both windows open on top of all other windows (which is standard for new applications on Windows OS).Now, after presenting, I'd like to easily close the entire application (including the capture and the render window). As far as I know, there is no icon to do so. Neither on the capture window nor on the render window. So, I have to do the following in order to quit the application:
ScreenAreaShareapplication<CTRL> + <C>to send asigintsignal-> this closes capture and render windows
<Y> + <RETURN>to end the batch process and close the consoleWould it be possible to operate a small "close" icon on the top right of each window (capture and render windows) to be able to terminate the application?
If this is a bad idea, please tell me. Or is there already a way to comfortably quit the application's operation without fiddling with the console window (somewhere behind some other windows)? Maybe a hidden hotkey?