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Capture windows which are larger than the screen
Great hint, I did not know about the camera icon.
I was able to take a picture of a very tall Finder window by moving it under the menubar with this Applescript, which I wrote for hiding windows:
tell application "Finder"
set frontWindow to the front window
set {x, y} to position of frontWindow
set position of frontWindow to {x, 40}
end tell
Once the window is barely under the menubar, you can grab the edge and move it up as far as you want. I also wish Apple would activate this capability which was a very cool feature in OS9. As far as I know, this trick only works on Finder windows, since most apps do not allow window grabbing on the edge. Theoretically an Applescript could resize any scriptable window to an unreasonably long length to allow a fully sized screenshot.
Capture windows which are larger than the screen
I was able to take a full size screenshot of this very page in iCab by extending the window with a modified version of the Applescript below.
To see the resulting image look here: iCabLongWindow.png (1.8MB) So yes, probably an Applescript could semi-automate the procedure.
Capture windows which are larger than the screen
I can only get it to work in carbon apps. |
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