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vevola:
I wanted to know if it were possible to capture the entire "webshot" of an URL or an open webpage.

Thanks!

AbteriX:
Hi vevola,

Right now not.
Mouser has it on his ToDo-List, see here https://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Tracking/view.php?id=37


Till them you cout use e.g. IE Snapshot from http://www.limperex.com/snapshot/

mouser:
if anyone finds any good example code for capturing scrolled windows, or similar stuff, i'd really like to take a look at it.  or if anyone who has some experience with coding such stuff, ie sending messages to windows controls i'd be happy working with them to add this.

Rover:
Being the lazy sot that I am, I'd try something like printing the page from the browser to oh... say ghostscript.  Then you can convert it to a pdf.  CutePDF does this all at once.

It doesn't get you a clipboard image, but it does get you a scrolling rendition of whatever you can print...

BTW, it's free.

Otherwise you would need to capture a screen, have the user scroll down, capture the next screen (repeat as needed) and then seam the images to gether.  Image seaming is not new, we used to have to do it with hand scanners. (yuck)  You might find some image seaming code laying around that would help.

tinyvillager:
Here are some firefox plugins (i haven't tried) that claim to work as asked.

http://downloadsquad.com/2005/09/19/screengrab-todays-browser-tip/

http://pearlcrescent.com/products/pagesaver/


I have to say though ,no offense to DC,Techsmith Snagit is the bees nees,the shiz-nit,the oops i crapped my pants
of screengrabbers.Then again,confessing i havent' even tried Screenshot Captor,the reason being the one raised here.I love the scroll capture feature.

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