Danicsoft has released an update for Copernicus, bringing it to version 1.1. Copernicus is an OS X screen capturing utility designed with custom image control. The update features performance enhancements including new control window and bug fixes. According to Danicsoft:
Danicsoft, a company that develops shareware for Macintosh, released a major update to their flagship screencapture program Copernicus, today.
Copernicus allows you to capture and handle screenshots in Mac OS X with unprecedented ease. You can capture a portion of the screen, an entire screen, or a series of screenshots to form a movie.
Copernicus 1.1 features a brand new control window that is more tightly integrated with Mac OS X than ever before. Multiple-key triggers (with modifier keys) are now supported, so you can reclaim usage of the keys on your keyboard. Themes are now also included, so you can customize the appearance of Copernicus.
Copernicus 1.1 introduces several new features including: Several minor bug fixes, Brand new interface, Better support for menu bar and dock capture, Theme support, Added quicktime exporting for still images, and Multiple-key triggers.
You can find more information about the Copernicus update at the Danicsoft Web site. Copernicus 1.1 is free for registered users, while the full version is available for US$10.00.