


Anyway, I suspect this is why it's working for Joe Morgan above and not for you. I'll certainly NOT be converting my database to 2022 again. It looks like you're running 12.3.2 and the last version of Snagit 12 we released was 12.4.1 which was the first to include support for Windows 10 - well, the current version of Windows 10 in 2015 Microsoft continues to make significant changes to Windows 10. I hope the team can address this promptly. Developers should NEVER rely of the file-system's creation dates when it's important to the service. Not preserving date organization is a major show-stopper. I'm shocked dev/test/UE did not flag this as a big problem for long time customers before Snagit2022 was unleashed.ĭisappointing.

Capturing, managing, and sharing screenshots is a lot. The software installer includes 52 files and is usually about 818.26 KB (837,894 bytes).

The main program executable is bootstrapper.exe. The most used version is 12., with over 98 of all installations currently using this version. Snagit 2022 thoroughly made a mess of all the dates.Ī) 2022 did not like having 10K captures to "handle." Attempting to sort or otherwise navigate the library was met with lock-up and sluggish behavior.ī) Presently, I'm attempting to recover by removing Snagit 2022 and using a backup copy of my Snagit2021 library before conversion. Snagit 12 is a program developed by TechSmith. I have 10K+ captures going back to 2002 when I first started using Snagit. When Snagit 2022 converts the formats, it should have preserved the ORIGINAL creation date organization metadata within it's internal database.
