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Capture windows which are larger than the screen
Incorrect again:
A window is a GUI element and is defined as a new view.Agreed. The window contains _content_ which is to be viewed . When you close a window, you close the view and prevent the ability to see that _content_.Wrong. The winddow does not "contain content". The window is just, like you defined above, a view into the context of a directory. A graphical widget that lets you peek into a directory. The window does not contain anything. The directory does. The window is a resizable widget that "shows" you the directory's content. In any case, those are just programming abstractions (I am a GUI programmer). Your quote is of the original hint is misread though. Even if the window is bigger (wider or taller) than the actual screen, the full content (including the stuff which is outside) is grabbed.The "including the stuff which is outside" part was obviously making a reference to the previous clause "Even if the window is bigger (wider or taller) than the actual screen", and not to the "content" of the directory.
Research is needed by you...
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