Idea

[pjotterke]

Hi Guys...

Is it possible to make an printscreen of a screen you call up with auto it...

so i ahve a script

winwait ("JBA System 21", "Item Master Quick")
            
                                    ControlFocus ("", "", 5)    
                                    Do
                                        Sleep(10)
                                    Until ControlFocus ("", "", 5)
Send ("2")

                                    ControlFocus ("", "", 6)        
                                    Do
                                        Sleep(10)
                                    Until ControlFocus ("", "", 6)              

send ("FIMASTER")
    
                                    ControlFocus ("", "", 7)    
                                    Do
                                        Sleep(10)
                                    Until ControlFocus ("", "", 7)

Send ("FI")
    Send ("{enter}")
            WinWaitActive ("JBA System 21", "Item Master Quick")
            

    Send ("{F12}")
                                    ControlFocus ("", "", 5)    
                                    Do
                                        Sleep(10)
                                    Until ControlFocus ("", "", 5)                  
send ("3")

And in this script 2 windows pop up can i make a printscreen of window A before Window "b" come;s up?

[pjotterke]

ok i al ready found it

("{PRINTSCREEN}")

but is there an option that placese the pictures in a file ore something?

so i can save them directly with out opening a program where is past them and save like paint?

[PaulIA]

ok i al ready found it

("{PRINTSCREEN}")

but is there an option that placese the pictures in a file ore something?

so i can save them directly with out opening a program where is past them and save like paint?

The ScreenCap module in Auto3Lib does this for you and it does not require a DLL or add on program. Edited February 23, 2007 by PaulIA

[James]

You could try:

$screen = Send("{PRINTSCREEN}")

Then saving the file with the $screen.

[jefhal]

ok i al ready found it

("{PRINTSCREEN}")

but is there an option that placese the pictures in a file ore something?

so i can save them directly with out opening a program where is past them and save like paint?

I use IrFanView to do the whole thing. You can run it from AutoIT using command line options to capture, resize, change color depth, etc., then save to a file of whatever format you wish. I also do this on remote computers to see if anyone is using the machine (sometimes the "current user" command is misleading)...

[BigDaddyO]

Look Here: LazyCat's Screen Capture