ES Clipboard Monitor Engine Features
	* Capture/Process any images copied to the clipboard. * Choose from the following color formats: Binary, Gray Scale (8 and 16 bit), and Color (8, 16, 24, and 32 bit). * Save files to any accessible directory and drive letter, as well as UNC paths on Windows. * Option to ask whether or not to process something captured to the clipboard. * Use Print-Screen button to trigger capturing of screenshots automatically for processing. * Create BMP, TIFF, Multi-Page TIFF, JPEG, JPEG 2000, PNG, PNM, GIF, and PDF files. * Color formats supported: 8, 16, 24, and 32-bit color, 8 and 16-bit gray scale, and black and white. * Create thumbnails of any size. * Attach files to an email and send via SMTP. * Upload to an FTP server. * Upload to an HTTP or HTTPS server. * Upload to a server, web service, etc., using SOAP messaging. * Save the images into a database using JDBC or ODBC. * Utilize special tags in filenames in order to read environment variables, generate unique ids, timestamps, etc. * Cross-platform Java code runs on Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP (32 and 64-bit), 2003, Vista (32 and 64-bit), Mac OS X, UNIX, Linux, AIX, etc. * Open the default Operating System viewer, supplying the filenames as parameters, after processing. * Execute a specific program, supplying the filenames as parameters, after processing. * Built in log submit program to automatically send error logs to Everlast Software for quick problem resolution. * Utilizes same base code as the ES Image Printer Driver for maximum flexibility and configuration. * Highly customizable and configurable via GUI interface or XML files. * XML files can be loaded from a server for global settings in a business environment. * Very modular engines (components) aid in super fast development and fixes. * Custom development and/or integration always possible. * Flexible licensing available. Home vs business licenses (seat based and OEM/royalty free). * Designed to be easily customizable and embedded in other products for developers. * Developers can configure the driver to call a Java class that implements an interface to monitor processing (works on any OS that supports Java 1.4+). * Windows developers can configure the driver to call a native DLL callback function for full control. * Progress can be monitored by a tooltip over an icon in the system tray. * System tray icon to display settings and quickly shutdown the clipboard monitor engine.