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r58 r60 12 12 :link refid=GBM reftype=fn.GBM.dll:elink. is now required to generate these images. 13 13 14 :p.&progname. comes in 2 versions the original on screen &progname. and 14 :p.&progname. comes in 2 versions the original on screen 15 :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.&progname.:elink. and 15 16 :link refid=gotquiet reftype=hd.&quiet.:elink. a version that runs in 16 the background thatcaptures the print screen key combinations and does17 the background, captures the print screen key combinations and does 17 18 a capture based on your preferences. 18 19 19 :p.&progname. also has features for automatic ally making a capture every n20 seconds or making acapture of the whole screen and then exiting (for20 :p.&progname. also has features for automatic capture every "n" 21 seconds and for capture of the whole screen and then exiting (for 21 22 commandline scripts e.g.). 22 23 23 24 :p.&progname. was originally written mainly because all other screen capture 24 programs for OS/2 that he found were either really old, not free, buggy25 and/or part of a larger program.25 programs for OS/2 found by the original author were either really old, not free, 26 buggy and/or part of a larger program. 26 27 27 28 :p.:hp2.What's new?:ehp2. … … 30 31 history:elink. to see what features have been added in the various releases. 31 32 32 :p.If there are more things that would in the program, send your33 comments about what you would like to have. Send your comment to the user 34 mail list or submit a ticket. You will find the contact details33 :p.If there are more things that you would like to see in the program, 34 send your comments about what you would like to have. Send your comment 35 to the user mail list or submit a ticket. You will find the contact details 35 36 :link refid=author reftype=hd.here:elink.. 36 37 … … 46 47 :p.This section shows you the functionality of the various windows 47 48 and how to use them. 49 :ul compact. 50 :li.:link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.Main window:elink. 51 :li.:link refid=settings reftype=hd.Settings window:elink. 52 :li.:link refid=snapshot reftype=hd.Snapshot window:elink. 53 :eul. 48 54 49 55 :h2 id=mainwin res=2.The main window … … 52 58 53 59 :dl break=all tsize=5. 54 :dt.:hp2.Save image to ...:ehp2.60 :dt.:hp2.Save image to:ehp2. 55 61 :dd.Here you can select, where you want to store the captured image. To 56 copy the image to the clipboard for pasting into other apllications' 57 .* FIXME removed "BMP" from "...to a BMP file to..." 62 copy the image to the clipboard for pasting into other applications' 58 63 documents select "Clipboard". If you want to write the image to a file 59 64 to disk, select "File". Easy, isn't it? &colon.-) 60 65 61 66 :p.If you selected "Prompt for filename" in the :link refid=settings1 62 reftype=hd.settings window:elink., a file dialog will appear after the 63 capture happened where you can select or enter the filename of the file 64 the image should be saved to. If you activated "Autosave to numbered 65 files ...", the filename will be determined automatically. If you selected 66 "Force saving to file ...", the image will be always written to exactly 67 the file you specified there (even if you selected "Clipboard" here). 67 reftype=hd.settings notebook:elink., a file dialog will appear after the 68 capture occurs where you can select or enter the filename the image 69 should be saved as. If you activated "Autosave to numbered files", 70 the filename will be determined automatically. It will try to 71 include some information about what was captured as part of the name. 72 If you selected "Force saving to file (&progname. only)", the image will 73 always be written to exactly the file you specified there (even if you selected 74 "Clipboard" here). 68 75 69 76 :dt.:hp2.Options:ehp2. 70 :dd.Check "Hide &progname." if you want the &progname. window to 71 mysteriously disappear from the screen (using an ancient tibetian 72 meditation technique) before the capturing starts. Useful if you want to 73 make a capture of a maximised window e.g. or if you just can't bear the 74 look. 75 76 :p.Check "Delayed capt." (where "capt." is a neat and striking abreviation 77 for "capture" as you doubtlessly found out) if you want &progname. to wait 78 some seconds (configurable in the :link refid=settings3 79 reftype=hd.settings window:elink.) after you pushed the button/selected 80 the window/whatever, before the thing is captured. Useful, if you want to 81 open menus e.g. that should be captured too. If you also selected "Use 82 serial capture" in the :link refid=settings3 reftype=hd.settings 83 window:elink., the "serial delay" will be used instead. 84 85 :dt.:hp2.Capture ...:ehp2. 77 :dd.Check "Hide &progname." (&progname. only) if you want the &progname. 78 window to disappear from the screen before the capture starts. Useful if 79 you want to capture a maximized window the full screen without &progname. 80 or something under &progname.. 81 :p. Check "Don't reshow" (&quiet. only) if you don't want &quiet.&apos.s 82 settings notebook to reopen after the capture. 83 84 :p.Check "Delayed capture" if you want &progname./&quiet. to wait "n" seconds 85 (configurable in the :link refid=settings3 reftype=hd.settings notebook:elink.) 86 after you start the capture. Useful, if you want to open menus e.g. that 87 should be captured too. If you also selected "Use serial capture" in the 88 :link refid=settings3 reftype=hd.settings notebook:elink., the "serial delay" 89 will be used instead. 90 91 :dt.:hp2.Capture:ehp2. 86 92 :dd.Select one of the buttons (preferably the one that matches with your 87 intended capturing target). "Screen" will automatically capture the whole 88 desktop. "Screen region" allows you to select a part of the screen with the 89 mouse (or the cursor keys); move the lower left corner of the rectangle that 90 moves with the mousepointer to the lower left corner of the region you want 91 to capture, press the mousebutton or enter/return key. Size the rectangle by 92 moving the mouse or using the cursor keys. Press the mousebutton or enter 93 again to capture the selected region. "Window" will capture a whole window. 94 Select the window with the mouse. It will rise to the surface and be captured. 95 "Window interior" works similar, except that it captures only the inner region 93 intended capture target). 94 :p."Screen" will automatically capture the whole desktop. 95 :p."Screen region" allows you to select an area of the screen with the 96 mouse or the cursor keys; move to the lower left corner of the rectangle that 97 moves with the mouse pointer to the lower left corner of the region you want 98 to capture, press the mouse button or enter/return key. Size the rectangle by 99 moving the mouse or using the cursor keys. Press the mouse button or enter 100 again to capture the selected region. A dialog will open for you to confirm 101 the capture. 102 :p."Window" will capture a whole window. Select the window with the mouse. 103 It will rise to the surface and be captured. 104 :p."Window interior" works similar, except that it captures only the inner region 96 105 of the window (not titlebar, etc.). 97 98 :p.To cancel a capture (before it has started, e.g. during the "delayed 99 capture" delay), just press the escape key (the &progname. main window 100 must be the active one!) or click the :link refid=snapshot 101 reftype=hd.snapshot window:elink. with the mouse. 106 :p.To cancel a capture (&progname. only) (before it has started, e.g. during 107 the "delayed capture" delay), just press the escape key (the main window must 108 have focus) or click the :link refid=snapshot reftype=hd.snapshot window:elink. 109 with the mouse. 110 :dt.:hp2.Terminate &progname. (&quiet. only):ehp2. 111 :dd. "Exit" This exits &quiet. The close button/menu item only close 112 the notebook leaving &quiet. still running. 102 113 103 114 :edl. 104 :p.By selecting "Product information" from the window's system menu (or 105 pressing "ALT+A") you get a nice about box where you can get 106 various info about the program. 107 108 :p.By selecting "Settings..." from the window's system menu you will get 109 the ... yes, exactly, the :link refid=settings reftype=hd.settings 110 window:elink.! ;-) 111 112 :h2 id=settings res=4.The settings window 113 :p.The settings window allows you to modify and adjust various things 114 that modify the behavior of &progname.. 115 116 :p.Selecting the "Ok" pushbutton at the bottom of the window will close the 115 116 :p.Selecting the "About" button (or pressing "ALT+A") opens a nice dialog 117 containing information about the program. 118 119 :p.Selecting the "Settings" button opens the 120 :link refid=settings reftype=hd.settings notebook:elink.. 121 122 :p.Selecting the "Help" button opens this file. 123 124 :h2 id=settings res=4.The settings notebook 125 :p.The settings notebook allows you to modify and adjust various things 126 that modify the behavior of &progname./&quiet.. 127 128 :p.Selecting the "OK" pushbutton at the bottom of the window will close the 117 129 settings and activate them. Selecting "Undo" will revert all your changes for 118 130 the currently selected page of the notebook. … … 121 133 :ul compact. 122 134 :li.:link refid=settings1 reftype=hd.Saving:elink. 123 :li.:link refid=settings2 reftype=hd.Snapshot window:elink. 124 :li.:link refid=settings3 reftype=hd.Misc:elink. 135 :li.:link refid=settings2 reftype=hd.Snapshot window (&progname. only):elink. 136 :li.:link refid=settings3 reftype=hd.Misc (&progname. only):elink. 137 :li.:link refid=settings4 reftype=hd.Capture (&quiet. only):elink. 125 138 :li.:link refid=language reftype=hd.Language:elink. 126 139 :eul. 127 140 128 :h3 id=settings1 res=2210.The Saving page 129 :p.On this page you can select, how the filename for the file, the 130 captured image should be saved to, will be determined and in what file 131 format the image should be saved. 141 :h3 id=settings1 res=2210.The "Saving" page 142 :p.On this page you can set how the filename for the image capture save file 143 will be determined and in what image format it should be saved. 132 144 133 145 :dl break=all tsize=5. 134 146 135 147 :dt.:hp2.Save type:ehp2. 136 :dd.Here you may select how the filename for the file, the captured image137 should be saved to will bechosen&colon.148 :dd.Here you may select how the filename for the captured image will be 149 chosen&colon. 138 150 139 151 :ul. 140 :li."Prompt for filename" will pop up a file dialog after the capturing, 141 where you can select or enter the name of the file. Note&colon. Several of 142 the :link refid=cmdlineargs reftype=hd.command line arguments:elink. will 143 need to change this settings without further notice! 144 145 :li."Autosave to numbered files in directory ..." will not prompt you for 146 a filename, but &progname. will create one automatically (of the form 147 "got?????.ext" where the "?????" will be replaced by a unique number, that 148 will increase with every saved file 149 .* FIXME added 150 and the "ext" by the appropriate extension for the selected image format 151 .* FIXME 152 ). You must give a valid directory in 153 the entryfield underneath to tell &progname. to what location the files 154 should be saved to. 155 156 :li."Force saving to file ..." will :hp1.always:ehp1. write the image to 152 :li.:hp2.Prompt for filename:ehp2. 153 :p.Opens the save file dialog after the capture, so you can select or enter 154 the name of the file. 155 :p.Note&colon. Several of the :link refid=cmdlineargs reftype=hd.command line 156 arguments:elink. automatically change this settings. 157 158 :li.:hp2.Autosave to numbered files in directory:ehp2. 159 :p.This does not prompt you for a filename, but &progname./&quiet. will create 160 one automatically (of the form "tpxxxxxxxx??.ext" where "tp" is the capture 161 type (SC = screen, SR = screen region, WD = Window, WI = Window interior), 162 "xxxxxxxx" is the first 8 characters of the title of the window that has 163 focus (or all the characters if it has less than 8) and "??" will be 164 replaced by a unique number, that will increase with every saved file with 165 the same prefix. The "ext" is replaced by the appropriate extension for 166 the selected image format. 167 :p.You must provide a valid directory in the entry field underneath to 168 tell &progname./&quiet. where the files should be saved. It defaults to 169 the &progname. install directory. 170 171 :li.:hp2.Force saving to file (&progname. only):ehp2. 172 :p. This will :hp1.always:ehp1. write the image to 157 173 the file you give in the entry field underneath, even if you selected 158 174 "Clipboard" in the "Save image to ..." group in the :link refid=mainwin 159 175 reftype=hd.main window:elink.. If a file with that name already exists, it 160 176 will be overwritten without further warning! 161 162 177 :eul. 163 178 164 179 :dt.:hp2.File format:ehp2. 165 :dd.Here you may select what format the saved file should have. 180 :dd.Here you may select the save file format. 181 182 :dt.:hp2.Use sound when capture finished (&quiet. only):ehp2. 183 :dd.Selecting this checkbox will cause &quiet. to beep when the capture 184 is done. 166 185 167 186 :edl. 168 187 169 :h3 id=settings2 res=3.The Snapshot window page188 :h3 id=settings2 res=3.The Snapshot page (&progname. only) 170 189 :p.On this page you can adjust various settings for the :link 171 190 refid=snapshot reftype=hd.snapshot window:elink.. … … 179 198 :dt.:hp2.Capture type:ehp2. 180 199 :dd.Here you may select, what kind of capture should be done, when you 181 click the snapshot window. Th is types are the same as forthe buttons in200 click the snapshot window. These types are the same as the buttons in 182 201 the :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.main window:elink.. 183 202 184 203 :dt.:hp2.Options:ehp2. 185 :dd.Some miscellan ious options&colon.204 :dd.Some miscellaneous options&colon. 186 205 187 206 :ul. 188 :li."Always on top of all windows" - If you select this checkbox, the 189 snapshot window will never be hidden by other windows, but always float on 190 top of them. 191 192 :li."Hide when doing a capture" - This is similar to the "Hide &progname." 193 checkbox in the :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.main window:elink.. When 207 :li.:hp2.Always on top of all windows:ehp2. 208 :p.If you select this checkbox, the snapshot window will never be hidden 209 behind other windows. It will always float above of them. 210 211 :li.:hp2.Hide when doing a capture:ehp2. 212 :p.This is similar to the "Hide &progname." checkbox in the 213 :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.main window:elink.. When 194 214 you select this checkbox, the snapshot window will be hidden before a 195 capture is taken and show up againafterwards.215 capture and reappear afterwards. 196 216 197 217 :eul. 198 218 :edl. 199 219 200 :h3 id=settings3 res=2230.The Misc page 201 :p.This page features miscellanious otheroptions.220 :h3 id=settings3 res=2230.The Misc page (&progname. only) 221 :p.This page features "miscellaneous" options. 202 222 203 223 :dl break=all tsize=5. … … 211 231 212 232 :dt.:hp2.Serial capture:ehp2. 213 :dd.Using this option, you can &progname. have automatically take a 233 :dd.Using this option, you can have &progname. automatically take a 234 capture every n seconds/20. Just select the checkbox and when you take a 235 capture the next time, &progname. will not stop after the first capture is 236 done. It will wait a number of seconds/20 (that you can adjust with the 237 spinbutton below it) and then capture the screen/screen region/window again 238 and again and again until you press the escape key (the main window must 239 have focus) or click the :link refid=snapshot reftype=hd.snapshot 240 window:elink. (or, in case of a window [interior] capture, until the window 241 to be captured has been closed). 242 :p.:hp1.Note&colon.:ehp1. The amount of time it takes to make the 243 actual capture and to write the image to disk is not included in this 244 delay, as it depends heavily on your system and personal configuration. 245 So if e.g. you want to make a capture every 10 seconds, but it takes 4 246 seconds to capture the screen and write the file, you must set the 247 delay to 120 seconds/20 (6 seconds). 248 :p.The timer used is not really very accurate, especially on slow systems; 249 You will need to experiment to find the settings that work best. 250 251 :dt.:hp2.Use sound when capture finished:ehp2. 252 :dd.Selecting this checkbox will cause &progname. to beep a few times 253 when the capture is done. 254 255 :dt.:hp2.Run &progname. at idle priority:ehp2. 256 :dd.Selecting this checkbox will cause &progname. to be run at idle process 257 priority. 258 259 :edl. 260 261 :h3 id=settings4 res=2235.The Capture page (&quiet. only) 262 :p.This page features capture options. 263 264 :dl break=all tsize=5. 265 266 :dt.:hp2.Capture type:ehp2. 267 :dd.Here you may select, what kind of capture should be done, when you 268 click the snapshot window. These types are the same as the buttons in 269 the :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.main window:elink.. 270 271 :dt.:hp2.Delayed capture:ehp2. 272 :dd.When you select the "Countdown timer with beeps" checkbox, 273 &progname. will output a beep for every second of the :link refid=mainwin 274 reftype=hd.delayed capture:elink. delay time. With the spinbutton below 275 you can set, how many seconds &progname. should wait when you use 276 "Delayed capture", before actually taking the capture. This is useful if 277 you wish to capture a window with a menu open (start the capture then open 278 the menu during the delay). 279 280 :dt.:hp2.Serial capture:ehp2. 281 :dd.Using this option, you can have &progname. automatically take a 214 282 capture every n seconds/20. Just select the checkbox and when you take a 215 283 capture the next time, &progname. will not stop after the first capture is 216 284 done, but wait a number of seconds/20 (that you can adjust with the 217 spinbutton below ) and then capture the screen/screen region/window again.218 And again. And again. Until you press the escape key (The main window must219 be the active one!) or click the :link refid=snapshot reftype=hd.snapshot220 window:elink. (or, in case of a window capture, until the window to be221 captured has been closed).285 spinbutton below it) and then capture the screen/screen region/window over 286 and over again until you press the escape key (the main window must 287 have focus) or click the :link refid=snapshot reftype=hd.snapshot 288 window:elink. (or, in case of a window [interior] capture, until the 289 window to be captured has been closed). 222 290 :p.:hp1.Note&colon.:ehp1. The amount of time it takes to make the 223 actual capture and to write the 224 .* FIXME bitmap -> image 225 image to disk is not included in this 291 actual capture and to write the image to disk is not included in this 226 292 delay, as it depends heavily on your system and personal configuration. 227 293 So if e.g. you want to make a capture every 10 seconds, but it takes 4 228 294 seconds to capture the screen and write the file, you must set the 229 delay to 120 seconds/20. 230 :p.The timer used is not really that accurate, especially on slow systems; 231 please test yourself what settings work best for you! 232 233 :dt.:hp2.Use sound when capture finished:ehp2. 234 :dd.Selecting this checkbox will cause &progname. to beep a few times 235 when the capture is done. 236 237 :dt.:hp2.Run &progname. at idle priority:ehp2. 238 :dd.Selecting this checkbox will cause &progname. to be run at idle process 239 priority, which basically means that it will run much slower ;-) But it will 240 only very little "disturb" other programs that need more CPU time. 295 delay to 120 seconds/20 (6 seconds). 296 :p.The timer used is not really very accurate, especially on slow systems; 297 You will need to experiment to find the settings that work best. 241 298 242 299 :edl. 243 300 244 301 :h3 id=language res=2240.The Language page 245 :p.On this page you can select, what language &progname. shall use. You may 246 select any of the languages that are shown in the list. 302 :p.On this page you can select, what language &progname./&quiet. shall use. 303 You may select any of the languages that are shown in the list. You may 304 also select the help file language (which can be different from the interface 305 language) 247 306 248 307 :p.:hp1.Note&colon.:ehp1. If you select another language here, it will not 249 308 change until you restart the program. 309 310 :p.:hp1.Note&colon.:ehp1. Only English has been updated to be consistent 311 with version 2.0 or higher. The other languages work with the updated 312 interface but are partly in English. 250 313 251 314 :p.:hp1.Note&colon.:ehp1. If you want to translate &progname. to another … … 253 316 reftype=hd."Help wanted!":elink. for more info. 254 317 255 :h2 id=snapshot res=2300.The Snapshot window 318 :h2 id=snapshot res=2300.The Snapshot window (&progname. only) 256 319 :p.This window provides a quick and easy way to take a capture, without 257 320 the need to have the :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.main window:elink. … … 259 322 mouse (button 1) and &progname. will take a capture of the type you can 260 323 select on the appropriate page in the :link refid=settings2 261 reftype=hd.settings window:elink. (or from the context menu that pops up262 when you click this window with mouse button 2).263 264 :p.You may size and position (click with mouse button 2 and drag it324 reftype=hd.settings notebook:elink. (or from the context menu that pops up 325 when you click this window with mouse button 2). 326 327 :p.You may size and position (click with mouse button 2 and drag it 265 328 around) the window as you like, the size and position will be saved and 266 329 restored when you start &progname. again. … … 278 341 such as CAD or Top. 279 342 280 :p.You may use the "Print Screen" key combinations to make a capture of the343 :p.You may use the "Print Screen" key combinations to make a capture of the 281 344 screen, a region of the screen, a window or window interior. 282 345 :parml compact tsize=3. 283 346 :pt.:hp2.Print screen:ehp2. 284 :pd.Captures to file /Optional command line switch (-p) to print to printer285 based on the PM print screen setting. 347 :pd.Captures to file (Optional command line switch (-p) to print to printer 348 based on the PM print screen setting.) 286 349 :pt.:hp2.Shift+Print screen :ehp2. 287 350 :pd.Also captures to file 288 351 :pt.:hp2.Alt+Print screen:ehp2. 289 352 :pd.Opens &quiet.&apos.s settings which are very similar to &progname.&apos.s 353 The differences are indicated on the :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.Main 354 window page:elink. and in the :link refid=settings reftype=hd.settings 355 notebook section:elink.. 290 356 :pt.:hp2.Ctrl+Print screen :ehp2. 291 357 :pd.Captures to clipboard … … 296 362 the notebook leaving &quiet. still running. 297 363 298 :p.:hp1.Example:ehp1.&colon. If you type "gotcha -q c&colon.\bmps" on the299 command line, &progname. will save all the files to the directory300 "c&colon.\bmps".301 302 364 :h1 id=cmdlineargs res=3000.Commandline arguments 303 :p.In the "Properties" notebook of &progname.'s WPS object or when304 starting &progname. from the command line, you may give the following 305 parameters&colon.365 :p.In the "Properties" notebook of &progname.'s/&quiet.&apos.s WPS object 366 or when starting &progname./&quiet. from the command line, you may give 367 the following parameters&colon. 306 368 307 369 :dl break=all tsize=5. 308 370 309 :dt.:hp2.-a :ehp2.371 :dt.:hp2.-a (&progname. only):ehp2. 310 372 :dd.Kind of a "batch mode" switch. 311 373 … … 319 381 320 382 :li.If "Prompt for filename" was selected on the :link refid=settings1 321 reftype=hd.Saving page:elink. in the settings window, it will be changed383 reftype=hd.Saving page:elink. in the settings notebook, it will be changed 322 384 to "Autosave to numbered files ...". 323 385 … … 329 391 command line, &progname. will save the captured image to the directory 330 392 "c&colon.\". If you do not give a path here, the one you entered on the 331 Saving page in the settings window will be used. 332 333 :dt.:hp2.-f:ehp2. 393 :link refid=settings1 reftype=hd.Saving page:elink. in the settings notebook 394 will be used. 395 396 :dt.:hp2.-f (&progname. only):ehp2. 334 397 :dd.With this switch you can set the :link refid=settings1 335 398 reftype=hd."Force saving to file ..." option:elink. from the command line. 336 399 You may give a valid filename after this switch to tell &progname. to what 337 400 file the captured image should be written to. If you do not give a 338 filename here, the one you entered on the Saving page in the settings 339 window will be used. 401 filename here, the one you entered on the 402 :link refid=settings1 reftype=hd.Saving page:elink. in the settings 403 notebook will be used. 404 405 :dt.:hp2.-i (&progname. only):ehp2. 406 :dd. Sets &progname. to idle priority. 407 408 :dt.:hp2.-p (&quiet. only):ehp2. 409 :dd. Allows the default WPS behavior for "Print Screen". If enabled in 410 the screen settings it will print to the printer. If disabled it will do 411 nothing. 412 413 :dt.:hp2.-q (&progname. only):ehp2. 414 :dd. This switch is no longer available. Use &quiet.. 340 415 341 416 :edl. 342 417 343 :h1 id=pastpresentfuture res=5000.Past, present &. future 344 :p.This section provides info about the history of &progname., some info 345 about (bugs in) the current release and things that may be added or changed 346 in the future. 347 348 :h2 id=history res=5001.Version history 418 :h1 id=history res=5001.Version history 349 419 350 420 :p.Here you can see what was added or changed … … 352 422 353 423 :dl break=all tsize=5. 424 :dt.:hp2.Version 2.0:ehp2. 425 :dd.This version is the first from the Netlabs Gotcha! team and the first 426 built with Open Watcom. The following is a list of changes in this version: 427 :ul compact. 428 :li.Created &quiet. as a replacement for PM's "Print Screen" 429 :li.&quiet. works when VIO windows have focus. 430 :li.Added capture type and part of focus window title to generated file names 431 :li.Add a confirmation dialog for screen region capture 432 :li.Use GBM.DLL to create the image files 433 :li.JPG works consistently now 434 :li.Added png, tiff, tga, pcx, pnm, ppm, db and Jpeg 2000 image types 435 :li.Fixed EA generation 436 :li.Added exceptq support 437 :li.Using the command line settings no longer changes the settings in &inifile.. 438 :li.Installer changes/updates 439 :li.Reorganized the settings notebook layout 440 :li.New program icons from David Graser 441 :li.Fixed capture failures and hangs when another program is set to be on top. 442 :li.Fixed hangs when capturing a window with an open menu. 443 :li.Improved code that surfaces other windows for capture. 444 :li.Fixed a failure to update the file extension following an image file format 445 change. 446 :li.Updated the English documentation. 447 :eul. 354 448 355 449 :dt.:hp2.Version 1.78:ehp2. … … 366 460 :ul compact. 367 461 :li.Fixed one bug in savebmp.cpp, while building the file comment in 368 SetEAs() the value given to ctime was just a time_t, not a &.time_t as462 SetEAs() the value given to ctime was just a time_t, not an &.time_t as 369 463 required. Might this have been responsible for some of the SYS3175 errors 370 that occur ed?464 that occurred? 371 465 :li.Added missing list end tag in portbras.ipf 372 466 :li.Got rid of two compiler warnings. … … 423 517 images should be saved. The code for saving has totally been re-written and 424 518 the images should now load correctly everywhere. 425 :li.&progname. now sets the correct file type extended attribute for all519 :li.&progname. now sets the correct file type extended attribute for all 426 520 saved bitmaps. 427 521 :li.You may now turn off the sound, that tells you that the capture is done. 428 :li.A nice :link refid=settings reftype=hd.settings window:elink. for all522 :li.A nice :link refid=settings reftype=hd.settings notebook:elink. for all 429 523 these options. 430 524 :li.The :link refid=snapshot reftype=hd.snapshot window:elink. allows … … 457 551 :edl. 458 552 459 :h2 id=bugs res=5013.Known issues 460 :ul. 461 462 :li.The code for bringing the window to the top (when taking a capture of 463 a window or window interior) is not very good and may not work correct 464 from time to time. 465 466 :p.I wanted to start the capture only when the window is fully painted 467 (i.e. all parts that were hidden by other windows are redrawn) but as 468 there is no way (at least I know of none) to check when the "bringing on 469 top" is finished other than checking repeatly if it is the topmost window 470 by now, this routine will not work if there is a floating window on the 471 screen, as the to be captured window will never be the topmost window 472 then. 473 474 :p.The routine currently tries to wait for the window to come on top, but 475 if this has not happened for 1.5 seconds, the capture will start anyway. 476 Yukky, I know, but what can I do? 477 478 :eul. 479 480 :h2 id=future res=5002.Future enhancements 481 :p.Well, there's still a few things that users requested and that will be 482 added a long time ago in a galaxy far away ... aarg, a future version I 483 mean ;-) 484 485 :ul. 486 :li.Remote control feature, that allows you to control &progname. 487 from other processes using a named pipe. 488 :li.Allow to specify the window to capture by its name. 489 :eul. 490 491 :h1 id=disclaimer res=5003.Disclaimer &. legal stuff 492 :p.Following are the usual disclaimers. For those of you, who have read them 493 far too many times, here is just the short version&colon. 494 495 :p."I didn't do it! I didn't do it! Butthead did it!" ;-) 496 497 :p.Everyone else, please read this and keep in mind&colon. 498 499 :p.Though this program has been tested quite a lot, there may still be lots 500 of bugs in it (even serious ones - though I do not think so). Do not blame 501 me, if this program screws up your files or whatever. 502 503 :p.:hp2.YOU ARE USING THIS PROGRAM AT YOUR OWN RISK!:ehp2. I don't take any 504 responsibillity for damages, problems, custodies, marital disputes, 505 etc. resulting from use, inability to use, misuse, possession or 506 non-possession of this program directly or indirectly. 507 I also don't give any warranty for bug-free operation, fitness 508 for 509 a particular purpose or the appropriate behaviour of the program 510 concerning animals, programers and little children. 511 512 :p.THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR 513 IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED 514 WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR 515 PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE 516 PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU 517 ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION. 518 519 :p.Or, in a few words&colon. 520 If its good, I am responsible. 521 If its bad, its all your fault. ;-) 522 523 :p.Permission is granted to redistribute this program free of charge, 524 provided it is distributed in the full archive with unmodified 525 contents and no profit beyond the price of the media on which it 526 is distributed is made. Exception to the last rule&colon. It may be 527 included on freeware/shareware collections on CD-ROM, as well as 528 on magazine cover CD-ROMs. 529 530 :p.All trademarks mentioned anywhere around her are property of their 553 :h1 id=disclaimer res=5003.Disclaimer &. license 554 555 :p.This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 556 but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF 557 MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE 558 559 :p.This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify 560 it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as contained in 561 this file. 562 563 :p.The full source code is available at svn.netlabs.org/repos/gotcha. 564 See http&colon.//trac.netlabs.org/gotcha for details. 565 566 :p.All trademarks mentioned anywhere around here are property of their 531 567 owners and the like ... 532 533 :p.(Strange, this sections is getting longer and longer with every534 program ... &colon.-)535 568 536 569 :h2 id=gpl res=5004.GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE … … 882 915 :h1 id=author res=5005.Author &. &progname. homepage 883 916 :p.:hp7.Author:ehp7. 917 :p.Gregg Young 884 918 885 919 :dl break=all tsize=5 compact. 886 920 887 921 :dt.:hp2.e-Mail:ehp2. 922 .br 888 923 :dd.&email1. 889 890 :dt.:hp2.WWW:ehp2.891 :dd.&www.892 924 893 925 :edl. … … 897 929 898 930 :p.:hp7.&progname. homepage:ehp7. 899 :p.Visit the &progname. homepage for info and new versions&colon. 900 &www. 931 :p.Visit the &progname. homepage for info and new versions&colon. &www. 932 933 :p.To subscribe to the user list&colon. 934 :p.Send email to&colon. gotcha-user-on@2rosenthals.com and reply to 935 the confirmation email. 936 937 :p.:hp7.Original author:ehp7. 938 :p.Thorsten Thielen 939 :p.:hp7.&progname. original homepage:ehp7. 940 :p.For older versions of Gotcha! 941 :p.http&colon.//www.c2226.de/programs/gotcha/index.phtml 901 942 902 943 :h1 id=helpwanted res=5006.Help wanted! 903 :p.Now that &progname. supports other languages, I of course want to include 904 as many as possible. The problem is that I only speak english and german well 905 enough to do a translation &colon.-) So if anybody out there wants to 906 translate &progname. to a new language you are gladly welcome to do so! 907 908 :p.I have included the source for the helpfile and program ressources in a 909 seperate ZIP archive ('language.zip'). Just take the *.rc and *.hlp file of 910 your choice and go to work! &colon.-) If you have any questions, feel free to 911 :link refid=author reftype=hd.ask me:elink.! 944 :p.Now that &progname. supports other languages, We of course want to include 945 as many as possible. The problem is that I only speak English. So if anybody 946 out there wants to translate &progname. to a new language or update an existing 947 language you are gladly welcome to do so! 948 949 :p.The sources for the help file and program resources are in the SVN. For 950 existing languages just take the *.rc and *.hlp file and sync them with the 951 English versions. For new languages simply start with the English versions. 952 If you have any questions or want me to send the files directly to you, feel 953 free to :link refid=author reftype=hd.contact me:elink.! 912 954 913 955 :p.If you haven't got the time to do (or just don't feel like doing ;-) a 914 "full" translation (i.e. program and online help) you may only translate 915 the program ressources (dialogs, menus, some messages) as well of course! 916 That would be of much help already ... 956 "full" translation (i.e. program and online help) please consider translating 957 the program resources (dialogs, menus, some messages). That alone would be a 958 great help. 959 960 :p.To subscribe to the developer list&colon. 961 :p.Send email to&colon. gotcha-dev-on@2rosenthals.com and reply to the 962 confirmation email. 917 963 918 964 :h1 id=credits res=5007.Credits 965 :p.The Netlabs Gotcha Team 966 :ul. 967 :li.Gregg Young 968 :li.Andy Willis 969 :li.Rich Walsh 970 :li.Lewis Rosenthal 971 :li.David Graser 972 :eul. 973 974 :p.Special thanks to the original author of &progname. Thorsten Thielen. 975 976 :h2 id=credits2 res=5008.Thorsten Thielen's credits 919 977 :p.I wish to thank the following people, for their help and support with 920 978 &progname.&colon. … … 926 984 :li.As many of my programs, &progname. also uses a few lines of code (for 927 985 inserting items in the system menu) from :hp1.Richard Papo's:ehp1. excellent 928 "MemSize" system ressourcesmonitor. (You can find out more about MemSize at986 "MemSize" system resource monitor. (You can find out more about MemSize at 929 987 http&colon.//www.msen.com/~rpapo). 930 988 :li.Many thanks for the translation to (Brazilian) Portuguese go to … … 936 994 :eul. 937 995 938 :h1 id=dedication res=5009. Dedication996 :h1 id=dedication res=5009.Thorsten Thielen's Dedication 939 997 :p.:artwork name='..\data\rosaleen.bmp' align=center. 940 998 :hp2.
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