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Re: Capturing the Screen

Subject: Re: Capturing the Screen
From: "Jason T. Slack" <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2005 12:12:18 -0500
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Hi Doug,

Try the grab application in /Applications/Utilities. I use the Snapndrag application (shareware). There are also free and shareware applications that will capture sequences of screens and video. Check the apple mac os x downloads page.


This is not what I want to do! <grin>

When I say capture the screen, I mean something like clear the screen and then draw the screen. ( launch vi and see, it clears the terminal window that it is launched from and then draws the editor, etc

Does this clarify?

-Jason

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