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DC Website Help and Extras / Re: MiniCap, Please Help

« on: October 10, 2007, 02:43 AM »

Thanks everyone for the suggestions, I'll give them a go and report back if I'm able to make it mesh together.

Even though MiniCap trips up on the java a bit, it's truly an awesome program. I've already recommended it to my coworkers as an example to live up to for ease of use.

Have a great day,

Bryan Garaventa

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DC Website Help and Extras / Re: MiniCap, Please Help

« on: October 08, 2007, 03:09 PM »

Thanks for checking it out. It's good to know that the Java may be the sticking point.

Do you think Flash content would be handled better by MiniCap?

I'll keep looking. In the meantime, I'll keep using MiniCap.

Best wishes,

Bryan Garaventa

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DC Website Help and Extras / Re: MiniCap, Please Help

« on: October 08, 2007, 12:55 PM »

Thank you for the suggestion. I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out ScreenshotCaptor though.

Does ScreenshotCaptor have commandline capability? Such as MiniCap does?

My problem is that I'm totally blind, and am unable to use the mouse to navigate a visually oriented application such as this very successfully.

This is why the MiniCap application is so useful. The commandline capability, combined with the ability to pass a window handle to capture the current browser window, is easily integratable with any accessible scripting language.

I'm currently working on a project for SSBBartgroup.com, which is an in-house application that will automate our module creation process. Modules consisting of the saved out source code for a given page at runtime, the JAWS For Windows virtual buffer content (which is a screen reader for the blind), and the active screenshot for the page (which MiniCap would be perfect for implementing).

MiniCap really is a great application.

Is there a way for me to simply give ScreenshotCaptor a url to http://gallery.gutterstar.net in order to test the output? I could have one of my sighted coworkers verify the result if so. I chose gallery.gutterstar.net because I know how complecated it can be to capture, having put the sight together years ago.

Thank you again, and have a great day.

Bryan Garaventa

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DC Website Help and Extras / MiniCap, Please Help

« on: October 07, 2007, 08:47 PM »

Hello, I've been trying to capture the web page at
http://gallery.gutterstar.net
 but cannot capture the entire scrolling image of the page using the command line feature. I have had no problem getting it to capture and save an image to file. However, when I don't use the ScrollCap option, only the visible part of the image is captured, and when I use the ScrollCap option, the image of the page keeps looping over and over again, causing the image to be about 4mb as a jpg, and containing the same thing over and over within the image. If you could help me find a way of reliably capturing pages with large numbers of frames (which I think is causing the problem), I would really appreciate it.

Thank you, and best wishes,

Bryan Garaventa