UTILITY: Image Capture

[ShelbySue]

Based on this forum's support and advice, I have created a simple tool to extract an image from the screen. You have to right-click in the corners. It does not draw a rectangle, but does show you what you have captured so you can retry.

REMEMBER: RIGHT-CLICK.

I cannot spend alot of time on this, but you are welcome to make recommendations of your own input. I am useing 3.1.1.4+ and this uses on captdll.dll.

HUGE MENTIONS:

Lazycat - script examples, and MORE!

JSThePatriot - direction

Capture.zip

[busysignal]

Based on this forum's support and advice, I have created a simple tool to extract an image from the screen.  You have to right-click in the corners.  It does not draw a rectangle, but does show you what you have captured so you can retry.

REMEMBER: RIGHT-CLICK.

I cannot spend alot of time on this, but you are welcome to make recommendations of your own input.  I am useing 3.1.1.4+ and this uses on captdll.dll.

HUGE MENTIONS:

Lazycat - script examples, and MORE!

JSThePatriot - direction

Capture.zip

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Where do you get captdll.dll?

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Where do you get captdll.dll?

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Lazycat.

Cheers

Kurt

[/dev/null]

Based on this forum's support and advice, I have created a simple tool to extract an image from the screen.  You have to right-click in the corners.  It does not draw a rectangle, but does show you what you have captured so you can retry.

Check out my script. You might like it also Screenshoter

EDIT: Just realized, that is does not work properly on W2k, while it's O.K. on WinXP. I gues there is some bug either in AutoIT or captdll.dll, that is only present in OS <> WinXP !??!

Cheers

Kurt

Edited June 9, 2005 by /dev/null

[philo]

Nice Program

[busysignal]

Lazycat.

Cheers

Kurt

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Do you have a link to Lazycat's files??

Thanks..