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Explanation

Posted: Mon 13 Apr 2009, 05:37
by gposil
Maybe a few words about how shot works...

Click the Print Screen key and dialog will pop up asking you for full screen shot or just a window only...

If you select Full screen a snapshot of the screen will be saved to your /my-documents folder with file name as a time stamp(jpg format).

If you select Window only, you just click on the window you want a snapshot of and again it will be saved as per full screen.

Hope that explains it... :)

Let me know if you want the facility to change image format or any other suggestions.

Now you can use the Print Screen Key

Posted: Sat 27 Jun 2009, 07:19
by Peter444
gposil, thanks for the excellent screen capture utility

I am using it on turbopup alpa3 with success today

a query, no options dialogue box appears when you press the printscreen button

what you get is a a small message box saying screen shot done

regards

ps, i also noticed graphic menu with turbo pup has an entry called mtpaint snapshot-screen capture

Posted: Sat 27 Jun 2009, 09:00
by gposil
are you using version 0.1.1 or 0.1.2...

shot-0.1.2.pet

Posted: Sat 27 Jun 2009, 09:57
by Peter444
Thanks for the quick response, yes i was using version 0.1.1

deleted this version, rebooted turbopup, installed 0.1.2 unfortunatly still exactly the same behavour

not a show stopper, i will try it in a couple of other puppys i have and see what happens, will report back in a couple of days

Regards

Posted: Sat 27 Jun 2009, 10:10
by gposil
You ca always make a desktop shortcut to it...in rox go to/usr/bin and drag shot1 to the desktop...

shot-0.1.2.pet

Posted: Tue 30 Jun 2009, 00:39
by Peter444
Hi gposil, reporting back as promised a bit slow but i had to wait for the powerlines to thaw out before i could start today

dragging shot-0.1 to the desktop in turbopup enables the window/screen capture option and both work from this icon instead of the printscreen keyboard button

also confirm shot-0.1.2 works as designed in ttuuxxx 4.2v2 puppy from the printscreen keyboard button

thanks for your help

Now you can use the Print Screen Key.

Posted: Wed 01 Jul 2009, 15:23
by Peterm321
Getting a screenshot is *so* easy using mtpaint.

At the command prompt I type

sleep 5s ; mtpaint -s

The 5 seconds I use to focus to the window I am interested in ;-)

Posted: Sat 03 Oct 2009, 08:06
by mcalex
thx for this :-)
gposil wrote:Let me know if you want the facility to change image format or any other suggestions.
just wondering if you could add a third option, something like 'select area to capture' which allows you to capture an arbitrary rectangle on the screen by click-n-dragging

also, if you're looking for enhancement ideas, there's an excellent freeware app called mwsnap (http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/mwsnap.html) - but notice the win in the winfreeware directory - that comes in at around 640ks. poke around there for an idea or two :-)