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r77 r84 5 5 6 6 :h1 id=about res=1000.About &progname. and &quiet. 7 :artwork name='..\ ..\data\gotcha.bmp' align=center.7 :artwork name='..\data\gotcha.bmp' align=center. 8 8 :p.&progname. is a small (well, not :hp1.that:ehp1. small any more) 9 9 utility for OS/2 which allows you to easily capture windows, window interiors, 10 10 parts of the screen or the whole desktop and save them to disk or 11 11 clipboard. Many image formats are available. Installation of Heiko Nitzsche's 12 :link refid=GBM reftype=fn.GBM.dll:elink. is now required to generate these images. 13 14 :p.&progname. comes in 2 versions the original on screen 12 :link refid=GBM reftype=fn.GBM.dll:elink. is now required to generate these images. 13 14 :p.&progname. comes in 2 versions the original on screen 15 15 :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.&progname.:elink. and 16 :link refid=gotquiet reftype=hd.&quiet.:elink. a version that runs in 17 the background, captures the print screen key combinations and does 16 :link refid=gotquiet reftype=hd.&quiet.:elink. a version that runs in 17 the background, captures the print screen key combinations and does 18 18 a capture based on your preferences. 19 19 … … 22 22 commandline scripts e.g.). 23 23 24 :p.&progname. was originally written mainly because all other screen capture 25 programs for OS/2 found by the original author were either really old, not free, 24 :p.&progname. was originally written mainly because all other screen capture 25 programs for OS/2 found by the original author were either really old, not free, 26 26 buggy and/or part of a larger program. 27 27 … … 31 31 history:elink. to see what features have been added in the various releases. 32 32 33 :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 33 :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 36 36 :link refid=author reftype=hd.here:elink.. 37 37 … … 39 39 Install using&colon. 40 40 :p.Yum install GBMDLL from netlabs-rel or use ANPM 41 :p.A zip package is available here&colon. 41 :p.A zip package is available here&colon. 42 42 http&colon.//hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/graphics/gbmos2_176_bin.zip 43 43 :p.ArcaOS installs it by default. … … 45 45 46 46 :h1 id=windows res=2000.The &progname. windows 47 :p.This section shows you the functionality of the various windows 47 :p.This section shows you the functionality of the various windows 48 48 and how to use them. 49 49 :ul compact. … … 66 66 :p.If you selected "Prompt for filename" in the :link refid=settings1 67 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", 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 70 the filename will be determined automatically. It will try to 71 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 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 74 "Clipboard" here). 75 75 76 76 :dt.:hp2.Options: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. 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 80 or something under &progname.. 81 81 :p. Check "Don't reshow" (&quiet. only) if you don't want &quiet.&apos.s 82 82 settings notebook to reopen after the capture. 83 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" 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 89 will be used instead. 90 90 91 91 :dt.:hp2.Capture:ehp2. 92 92 :dd.Select one of the buttons (preferably the one that matches with your 93 intended capture target). 94 :p."Screen" will automatically capture the whole desktop. 93 intended capture target). 94 :p."Screen" will automatically capture the whole desktop. 95 95 :p."Screen region" allows you to select an area of the screen with the 96 96 mouse or the cursor keys; move to the lower left corner of the rectangle that … … 100 100 again to capture the selected region. A dialog will open for you to confirm 101 101 the capture. 102 :p."Window" will capture a whole window. Select the window with the mouse. 102 :p."Window" will capture a whole window. Select the window with the mouse. 103 103 It will rise to the surface and be captured. 104 104 :p."Window interior" works similar, except that it captures only the inner region 105 105 of the window (not titlebar, etc.). 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. 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. 109 109 with the mouse. 110 110 :dt.:hp2.Terminate &progname. (&quiet. only):ehp2. … … 114 114 :edl. 115 115 116 :p.Selecting the "About" button (or pressing "ALT+A") opens a nice dialog 116 :p.Selecting the "About" button (or pressing "ALT+A") opens a nice dialog 117 117 containing information about the program. 118 118 119 :p.Selecting the "Settings" button opens the 119 :p.Selecting the "Settings" button opens the 120 120 :link refid=settings reftype=hd.settings notebook:elink.. 121 121 … … 146 146 147 147 :dt.:hp2.Save type:ehp2. 148 :dd.Here you may select how the filename for the captured image will be 148 :dd.Here you may select how the filename for the captured image will be 149 149 chosen&colon. 150 150 151 151 :ul. 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 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 156 156 arguments:elink. automatically change this settings. 157 157 158 :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 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 166 166 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 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 169 169 the &progname. install directory. 170 170 171 :li.:hp2.Force saving to file (&progname. only):ehp2. 171 :li.:hp2.Force saving to file (&progname. only):ehp2. 172 172 :p. This will :hp1.always:ehp1. write the image to 173 173 the file you give in the entry field underneath, even if you selected … … 181 181 182 182 :dt.:hp2.Use sound when capture finished (&quiet. only):ehp2. 183 :dd.Selecting this checkbox will cause &quiet. to beep when the capture 183 :dd.Selecting this checkbox will cause &quiet. to beep when the capture 184 184 is done. 185 185 … … 193 193 194 194 :dt.:hp2.Enable snapshot window:ehp2. 195 :dd.This buttonsimply determines if you want to have the snapshot window195 :dd.This checkbox simply determines if you want to have the snapshot window 196 196 or not. 197 197 … … 205 205 206 206 :ul. 207 :li.:hp2.Always on top of all windows:ehp2. 208 :p.If you select this checkbox, the snapshot window will never be hidden 207 :li.:hp2.Always on top of all windows:ehp2. 208 :p.If you select this checkbox, the snapshot window will never be hidden 209 209 behind other windows. It will always float above of them. 210 210 211 :li.:hp2.Hide when doing a capture:ehp2. 212 :p.This is similar to the "Hide &progname." checkbox in the 211 :li.:hp2.Hide when doing a capture:ehp2. 212 :p.This is similar to the "Hide &progname." checkbox in the 213 213 :link refid=mainwin reftype=hd.main window:elink.. When 214 214 you select this checkbox, the snapshot window will be hidden before a … … 238 238 and again and again until you press the escape key (the main window must 239 239 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 240 window:elink. (or, in case of a window [interior] capture, until the window 241 241 to be captured has been closed). 242 242 :p.:hp1.Note&colon.:ehp1. The amount of time it takes to make the … … 246 246 seconds to capture the screen and write the file, you must set the 247 247 delay to 120 seconds/20 (6 seconds). 248 :p.The timer used is not really very accurate, especially on slow systems; 248 :p.The timer used is not really very accurate, especially on slow systems; 249 249 You will need to experiment to find the settings that work best. 250 250 … … 283 283 capture the next time, &progname. will not stop after the first capture is 284 284 done, but wait a number of seconds/20 (that you can adjust with the 285 spinbutton below it) and then capture the screen/screen region/window over 285 spinbutton below it) and then capture the screen/screen region/window over 286 286 and over again until you press the escape key (the main window must 287 287 have focus) or click the :link refid=snapshot reftype=hd.snapshot 288 window:elink. (or, in case of a window [interior] capture, until the 288 window:elink. (or, in case of a window [interior] capture, until the 289 289 window to be captured has been closed). 290 290 :p.:hp1.Note&colon.:ehp1. The amount of time it takes to make the … … 294 294 seconds to capture the screen and write the file, you must set the 295 295 delay to 120 seconds/20 (6 seconds). 296 :p.The timer used is not really very accurate, especially on slow systems; 296 :p.The timer used is not really very accurate, especially on slow systems; 297 297 You will need to experiment to find the settings that work best. 298 298 … … 300 300 301 301 :h3 id=language res=2240.The Language page 302 :p.On this page you can select, what language &progname./&quiet. shall use. 302 :p.On this page you can select, what language &progname./&quiet. shall use. 303 303 You may select any of the languages that are shown in the list. You may 304 304 also select the help file language (which can be different from the interface … … 339 339 :p.The window is an object window as such it doesn't show in the Windows 340 340 list or in program switchers like lSwitcher. It does show in process killers 341 such as CAD or Top. 341 such as CAD or Top. 342 342 343 343 :p.You may use the "Print Screen" key combinations to make a capture of the 344 screen, a region of the screen, a window or window interior. 344 screen, a region of the screen, a window or window interior. 345 345 :parml compact tsize=3. 346 346 :pt.:hp2.Print screen:ehp2. 347 :pd.Captures to file (Optional command line switch (-p) to print to printer 347 :pd.Captures to file (Optional command line switch (-p) to print to printer 348 348 based on the PM print screen setting.) 349 349 :pt.:hp2.Shift+Print screen :ehp2. 350 350 :pd.Also captures to file 351 :pt.:hp2.Alt+Print screen:ehp2. 351 :pt.:hp2.Alt+Print screen:ehp2. 352 352 :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 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 355 355 notebook section:elink.. 356 356 :pt.:hp2.Ctrl+Print screen :ehp2. … … 358 358 :eparml. 359 359 360 :p.To exit &quiet. use the "exit" button labeled "Terminate Gotcha" on the 360 :p.To exit &quiet. use the "exit" button labeled "Terminate Gotcha" on the 361 361 first page of the setting notebook. The close button/menu item only close 362 362 the notebook leaving &quiet. still running. 363 363 364 364 :h1 id=cmdlineargs res=3000.Commandline arguments 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 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 367 367 the following parameters&colon. 368 368 … … 391 391 command line, &progname. will save the captured image to the directory 392 392 "c&colon.\". If you do not give a path here, the one you entered on the 393 :link refid=settings1 reftype=hd.Saving page:elink. in the settings notebook 393 :link refid=settings1 reftype=hd.Saving page:elink. in the settings notebook 394 394 will be used. 395 395 … … 399 399 You may give a valid filename after this switch to tell &progname. to what 400 400 file the captured image should be written to. If you do not give a 401 filename here, the one you entered on the 401 filename here, the one you entered on the 402 402 :link refid=settings1 reftype=hd.Saving page:elink. in the settings 403 403 notebook will be used. 404 404 405 405 :dt.:hp2.-i (&progname. only):ehp2. 406 :dd. Sets &progname. to idle priority. 406 :dd. Sets &progname. to idle priority. 407 407 408 408 :dt.:hp2.-p (&quiet. only):ehp2. 409 :dd. Allows the default WPS behavior for "Print Screen". If enabled in 409 :dd. Allows the default WPS behavior for "Print Screen". If enabled in 410 410 the screen settings it will print to the printer. If disabled it will do 411 411 nothing. … … 416 416 :edl. 417 417 418 :h1 id=history res=5001.Version history 418 :h1 id=history res=5001.Version history 419 419 420 420 :p.Here you can see what was added or changed … … 472 472 :ul compact. 473 473 :li.&progname. did not start, if OS/2 MMIO was not installed, because 474 the library was not loaded at runtime, but still statically at program 474 the library was not loaded at runtime, but still statically at program 475 475 start. 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It is safest 860 888 to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively 861 889 convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least 862 890 the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found. 863 891 864 <one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.> 865 Copyright (C) <year> <name of author> 866 867 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify 868 it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 869 the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or 870 (at your option) any later version. 871 872 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 873 but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 874 MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 875 GNU General Public License for more details. 876 877 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 878 along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software 879 Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA 880 881 882 Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail. 883 884 If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this 892 :xmp. 893 <.one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>. 894 Copyright ž <.year>. <.name of author>. 895 896 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify 897 it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 898 the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or 899 (at your option) any later version. 900 901 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 902 but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 903 MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 904 GNU General Public License for more details. 905 906 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 907 along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software 908 Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA 909 :exmp. 910 911 :p.Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail. 912 913 :p.If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this 885 914 when it starts in an interactive mode&colon. 886 915 887 Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) year name of author 888 Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. 889 This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it 890 under certain conditions; type `show c' for details. 891 892 The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate 916 :xmp. 917 Gnomovision version 69, Copyright ž <.year>. name of author 918 Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type 'show w'. 919 This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it 920 under certain conditions; type 'show c' for details. 921 :exmp. 922 923 :p.The hypothetical commands 'show w' and 'show c' should show the appropriate 893 924 parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may 894 be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be925 be called something other than 'show w' and 'show c'; they could even be 895 926 mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program. 896 927 897 You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your928 :p.You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your 898 929 school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if 899 930 necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names&colon. 900 931 901 Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program 902 `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. 903 904 <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989 905 Ty Coon, President of Vice 906 907 This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into 932 :xmp. 933 Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program 934 'Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. 935 936 <.signature of Ty Coon>., 1 April 1989 937 Ty Coon, President of Vice 938 :exmp. 939 940 :p.This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into 908 941 proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may 909 942 consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the … … 911 944 Public License instead of this License. 912 945 913 :elines.914 915 946 :h1 id=author res=5005.Author &. &progname. homepage 916 947 :p.:hp7.Author:ehp7. … … 926 957 927 958 :lm margin=1. 928 :p.Suggestions and bug-reports are always welcome. 959 :p.Suggestions and bug-reports are always welcome. 929 960 930 961 :p.:hp7.&progname. homepage:ehp7. … … 932 963 933 964 :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. 965 :p.Send email to&colon. gotcha-user-on@2rosenthals.com and reply to 966 the confirmation email. 936 967 937 968 :p.:hp7.Original author:ehp7. … … 943 974 :h1 id=helpwanted res=5006.Help wanted! 944 975 :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 976 as many as possible. The problem is that I only speak English. So if anybody 946 977 out there wants to translate &progname. to a new language or update an existing 947 978 language you are gladly welcome to do so! 948 979 949 :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 980 :p.The sources for the help file and program resources are in the SVN. For 981 existing languages just take the *.rc and *.hlp file and sync them with the 951 982 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 983 If you have any questions or want me to send the files directly to you, feel 953 984 free to :link refid=author reftype=hd.contact me:elink.! 954 985 955 986 :p.If you haven't got the time to do (or just don't feel like doing ;-) a 956 987 "full" translation (i.e. program and online help) please consider translating 957 the program resources (dialogs, menus, some messages). That alone would be a 988 the program resources (dialogs, menus, some messages). That alone would be a 958 989 great help. 959 990 960 991 :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. 992 :p.Send email to&colon. gotcha-dev-on@2rosenthals.com and reply to the 993 confirmation email. 963 994 964 995 :h1 id=credits res=5007.Credits 965 :p.The Netlabs Gotcha Team996 :p.The Netlabs Gotcha! Team 966 997 :ul. 967 998 :li.Gregg Young … … 995 1026 996 1027 :h1 id=dedication res=5009.Thorsten Thielen's Dedication 997 :p.:artwork name='..\ ..\data\rosaleen.bmp' align=center.1028 :p.:artwork name='..\data\rosaleen.bmp' align=center. 998 1029 :hp2. 999 1030 .ce Gotcha! is dedicated to Rosaleen.
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