if setup to open capture in editor and also flickr upload of the clipboard is configured, closing the editor will trigger clipboard upload to flickr

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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Setup Zscreen to open editor when capturing screenshot
2. Setup Zscreen's Image Destination to flickr in the Main Tab in GUI 
3. Capture a screenshot => editor will open
4. Close editor without any interaction
5. Be amazed seeing the tray icon of the Zscreen showing an upload going on.
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What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

There should be no upload unless the key combination for upload is used. This 
can leak some important data of users if they don't want to upload the 
screenshot taken (perhaps some financial data from a bank account/etc)
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What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
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2011-05-29 21:35:37 - Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service 
Pack 3
2011-05-29 21:35:37 - Product Version: ZScreen 3.36 rev 1988

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Please provide any additional information below.

2011-05-29 22:57:39 - Running C:\WINDOWS\system32\mspaint.exe with Arguments: 
"C:\Documents and Settings\[edited out]\My Documents\My 
Pictures\ZScreen\2011-05\Screenshot-2011-05-29_22.57.39.png"

2011-05-29 22:57:42 - Uploading Image: C:\Documents and Settings\[edited 
out]\My Documents\My Pictures\ZScreen\2011-05\Screenshot-2011-05-29_22.57.39.png

2011-05-29 22:57:42 - Initialized Flickr - flickr.com
2011-05-29 22:57:48 - Job completed: TakeScreenshotWindowSelected
2011-05-29 22:57:48 - Setting Clipboard with URL: 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/12725046@N00/5772657747/sizes/o
2011-05-29 23:00:00 - Settings written to file: C:\Documents and 
Settings\ro1h04t3\Application 
Data\ZScreen\Settings\ZScreen-3.36.17.1-Settings.xml

Original issue reported on code.google.com by florin.f...@gmail.com on 29 May 2011 at 8:21

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Ok,my mistake.

I guess something is wrong there.
So my setup is as follows right now:
- image destination = clipboard
- perform action after capturing image = open in editor
- set up flickr as a destination
- setup key combination for upload clipboard

When I go to a browser, right click on an image and "copy image" -into the 
clipboard I presume- and hit the above mentioned key combination for uploading 
the image from zscreen, it opens it in my image editor.

From the phrase: "perform action after capturing image" I would think that only 
after a print screen or crop shot it would open for editing, especially if the 
key combination is set up for "upload clipboard".

Anyway, while opened in the image editor, if I hit again the upload combination 
it only goes to the same Image Destination = Clipboard.

How am I supposed to upload a picture from clipboard to flickr when I 
specifically say I want the picture that is now in the clipboard to go to 
flickr?

Original comment by florin.f...@gmail.com on 29 May 2011 at 10:13

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"From the phrase: "perform action after capturing image" I would think that 
only after a print screen or crop shot it would open for editing, especially if 
the key combination is set up for "upload clipboard"."

Looks like you misunderstood the "perform action after capturing image" setting 
to think that it is only limited to screenshots. Actually it is meant to be for 
all captured (screenshot captured or user manually capturing the image to 
clipboard). 
To avoid this misunderstanding from the beta build you have, we have changed 
the text to say: 
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25501373/ZScreen/2011-05/ZScreen_4.0.1-2011-05-30_08.33.
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"How am I supposed to upload a picture from clipboard to flickr when I 
specifically say I want the picture that is now in the clipboard to go to 
flickr?"

According to the current design, you need to uncheck this checkbox to skip 
Actions. You then have to just copy the image to clipboard and hit the 
Clipboard Upload hotkey. For the next dev build we have provided ability to 
limit when to trigger Image Annotator and other applications: 

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25501373/ZScreen/2011-05/ZScreen_4.0.1-2011-05-30_08.46.
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Original comment by mcored on 30 May 2011 at 12:48

• Changed state: Fixed

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I don't know if it's possible to just reply to you like this but here's my
shot.

First, thanks for the quick response, I appreciate that.

What I need to do is the following and I am asking you if it's possible to
make it work with the next build:

1) take a crop shot of the screen
2) have the resulted clipboard bitmap opened in the photo editor
3) do the editing then select the edited image inside the editor with Ctrl+A
Ctrl+C (the edited image is now in the clipboard)
4) hit the Upload Clipboard and have it be uploaded in flickr ( assuming the
necessary configuration is correctly done for flickr)

I'm still a little bit confused on the Image Destination vs Clipboard
Upload. In the current implementation it uploads anything there is in the
clipboard when I close the editor, without even hitting the Upload Key
combination.

Is there a way at least to actually upload only when "clipboard upload"
shortcut is pressed, otherwise what's the point of this action if it's
triggered even without hitting the key combination?

BR,
  -FF-

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Original comment by florin.f...@gmail.com on 30 May 2011 at 12:28

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1) take a crop shot of the screen
2) have the resulted clipboard bitmap opened in the photo editor
3) do the editing then select the edited image inside the editor with Ctrl+A
Ctrl+C (the edited image is now in the clipboard)
4) hit the Upload Clipboard and have it be uploaded in flickr ( assuming the
necessary configuration is correctly done for flickr)

The above 4 steps is possible (and without having to Ctrl+A and Ctrl+C) if you 
have destination set to Flickr. 

In the current implementation it uploads anything there is in the
clipboard when I close the editor, without even hitting the Upload Key
combination --- yes because you have set the Destination to Flickr. The only 
way to stop this is by setting destination to Clipboard or File. 

If you really want to decide later whether or not to upload to a remote 
destination then always have the destination to Clipboard and set Actions to 
open Image Editor/Annotator. 

Now take a screenshot. 
Screenshot will open in Image Editor/Annotator. 
Do some editing. 
Close Editor. 
Now ZScreen will have the edited image in the Clipboard

Now if you decide to upload to Flickr, this is your 2nd destination you have 
decided. 
So in ZScreen, switch the destination to Flickr.
Hit the Clipboard Upload key. 

OR 

If you have decided to upload to Flickr in your 1st decision, 

Set destination to Flickr. 
Setup Actions to open Image Editor/Annotator. 
Take a screenshot. 
Screenshot will open in Image Editor/Annotator. 
Do some editing. 
Close Editor. 
ZScreen will not upload to Flickr....

I hope this clarifies things. It is all about you making up your mind on what 
you want to do with the image i.e. decision making. 

Original comment by mcored on 30 May 2011 at 11:30