xShots is a screen capture application for Windows systems, it allows you to save any number of shots of the screen, but you are not limited to saving screen captures of the entire screen, instead, xShots allows you to select which parts of the screen you want to save, and it allows you to save the images locally, and to upload them to an ftp server in the background.
xShots supports saving images as bmp, gif, tiff, jpg and png files, supports multiple threads and has very little memory and CPU usage, it will also try to be very nice with your network bandwidth.

Features
Shot interval can be configured per shot to any interval
There can be any number of active shots at any time
Shots can be configured to save the entire screen, or just a part of the screen
Individual settings for each shot, or a default settings set can be used by any shot
Scheduler can be easily started/stopped from the system tray context menu
Support several file formats, including bmp, gif, tiff, jpg and png
Fully multithreaded
Very small memory and disk footprint
Shots and application settings can be easily moved from one computer to another

What´s New
Added tooltips to the UI buttons
Changed the layout of the xShots Settings, the Shot Settings, and the Default Shot Settings dialogs
Removed the ssl libraries which were needed to store ftp encrypted data
Removed Ftp support, files can be saved only on the local drive
Changed shots and settings file format to reflect the missing ftp support, your settings will be updated automatically