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MSDN has a How To Save a Graphic from the Microsoft Clipboard to a File by Using Visual Basic .NET article. May be a good place to start. I think you might be able to use this through DLLCall, but unfortunately I don't know enough about AutoIt yet to be certain it would even work. :)

I hope you figure it out though, that sounds like a really usefull script. I have remotely placed machines for which I'd love to have recorded screenshots. I doubt I'd use time as a criteria though... probably more like "take a shot when a particular button is pressed" type thing.

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Ey jackyyll !

I actually made a script that does just that for a couple of weeks ago,

and if you want to test it you can download the two files located here...

If wanted I'll upload the source whenever I get the time..

PS !

Since I made this script around Easter I just had to add some..

well.. "eastereggs", so if you right-click the "Start"-button there's

a context-menu with some options.. :)

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Here's the source.

I know, it is a little bit messy, but it was just something I made here at

the camp in notepad, because of a friend of mine needed it...

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