Re: screenshot
Re: screenshot
- Subject: Re: screenshot
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 14:24:24 EST
In a message dated 2/20/01 12:13:28 PM, claas wrote:
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how can i tell the remote finder to do a screenshot and to copy it to the
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clipboard and than transfer the the information into a dialog box on the send
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mac?
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i want to make screenshots to be able to see what os going on on the remote
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/server mac!
If you need this for actual work and functionality, forget it. Buy Timbuktu.
Worth every penny for remotely administering a server. I speak from
experience.
If you insist on pursuing the Applescript route just to see what's on the
screen, get Sigma's additions from Eric Grant's Extremely Modest Home Page
<
http://home.earthlink.net/~eagrant/>
The syntax would be
type text "3" holding down {command,shift}
which places a screenshot in a SimpleText document at the root level of the
hard drive named Picture 1 (or a higher number if you let them accumulate).
You can then transfer the file over AppleTalk over TCP/IP. I don't know what
you mean by transferring the information into a dialog box - Applescript di
alog boxes can't show that sort of image.
For a mechanism (other than program linkin over IP) to execute an Applescript
on a remote machine, check out
http://www2.linkedresources.com/tools/macoscli.html
Jeff Baumann
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www.linkedresources.com
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