by Chris Lovett
A little command line utility that snaps pictures of the desktop in the background. This makes it possible to get pictures of menus and capture a whole sequence of UI operations. Makes writing specs a lot easier.
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Code and executable (9kb) or view the source code at
WinCamera.src
Usage: wincamera -i:10 -t:1000 -s:1 -f:jpeg image
This will take 10 snapshots of screen 1 with 1 second delay between each and saves them as jpeg files named "image1.jpeg" through "image10.jpeg"
Options:
-i:n |
specifies the number of shots to take (default is 1) |
-t:n |
specifies the delay between each shot in milliseconds (default 1000) |
-s:n |
specifies which screen number to copy (default is primary screen) |
-f:format |
specifies image format (default jpeg) supported formats: bmp, emf, gif, png, jpg, tiff, wmf |
filename |
the base file name to use (default "image") |
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 7/1/2003 |
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