Webpage screenshot generator?

Steve Sobol wrote:
> ctrl-alt-print screen works just great if you don't mind doing it
> manually, and it's free

....or just PrtSc, at least on Windows boxen.

Kevin wrote:
> Thanks, this looks very useful. I would have prefered an app that didn't
> require a subscription, but this is great.

ctrl-alt-print screen works just great if you don't mind doing it manually, and
it's free



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Thanks, this looks very useful. I would have prefered an app that didn't
require a subscription, but this is great.

- Keivn

"Mark Parnell" <webmaster@clarkecomputers.com.au> wrote in message
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> Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Kevin <kevin@wxREMOVE4SPAM3.com> said:
>
>> I'm looking for software tool (or script) that can be used to
>> automatically
>> generate screenshots of web pages from a list of URLs. Preferably
>> something
>> that works under Windows.
>
> http://www.browsercam.com (free trial)
>
> Note: Auto-generated screenshots are no substitute for testing it
> yourself - they can never indicate how the site will react to any sort
> of interaction, how it will display at different screen sizes, font
> sizes, etc.
>
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> Mark Parnell
> http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au

Hi all,

I'm looking for software tool (or script) that can be used to automatically
generate screenshots of web pages from a list of URLs. Preferably something
that works under Windows.

Anyone know of such a tool? (I realize that it would have to either hook
into a browser or have a built-in renderer-- so long as it approximates
either a recent IE or Mozilla representation I wouldn't care).

Thanks!
Kevin

Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Kevin <kevin@wxREMOVE4SPAM3.com> said:

> I'm looking for software tool (or script) that can be used to automatically
> generate screenshots of web pages from a list of URLs. Preferably something
> that works under Windows.

http://www.browsercam.com (free trial)

Note: Auto-generated screenshots are no substitute for testing it
yourself - they can never indicate how the site will react to any sort
of interaction, how it will display at different screen sizes, font
sizes, etc.

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Mark Parnell
http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au

Go to zdnet, or download.com and do a search for "screenhunter.com" it
creates a jpg and is free.
"Nik Coughin" <nrkn!no-spam!@woosh.co.nz> wrote in message
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> Steve Sobol wrote:
> > ctrl-alt-print screen works just great if you don't mind doing it
> > manually, and it's free
>
> ...or just PrtSc, at least on Windows boxen.
>
>

Nik Coughin wrote:
> Steve Sobol wrote:
>
>>ctrl-alt-print screen works just great if you don't mind doing it
>>manually, and it's free
>
>
> ...or just PrtSc, at least on Windows boxen.
>
>

The two do different things. ctrl-alt-prtsc takes a pic of the currently active
window. prtsc takes a picture of the entire screen.

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