There have been a couple requests recently for info on screen captures
on a Mac.
I know this has been discussed before so a Wais search finds the following
information previously posted by Ben Jones, Chris Tully, and Mike Cherry.
Hope this helps,
Dan Jacobson
danj at chablis.gwu.edu
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There are other screen capture programs. Try Black Box, which you can get by
anonymous ftp from sumex.stanford.edu. It is more than a screen capture
utility, but that is one of its functions.
Ben Jones, BioQUEST
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I don't know what version of mac system you're using, but I have done COLOR
screen captures in a Mac IIsi amd Mac IIci running system7 with no trouble at
all. I believe the key sequence is Command-Shift-3. As for capturing the
whole screen, so waht? Just load the image into a good paint editor and cut
out the section that you want.
Chris Tully
cptully at med.unc.edu
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An excellent screen capture program for the Macintosh is FlashIt! which is
available from sumex.stanford.edu. (Look in the info-mac/cp directory for
the BinHex encoded file flash-it-22.hqx). FlashIt! will capture all or any
part of the screen in color or however your monitor is configured to a
PICT file, to the clipboard, or to the printer. The PICT file can be
created with any creater/type you choose. FlashIt! works very well with
System 7, and 6 too.
Mike Cherry
