On the other side, maybe we could use other approach: if somebody loads an image in browser then it must be stored in Temporary Internet Files of this user. If you can find the file that will do the job, doesn't it?
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I have some images which are larger than the screen and I need to take a screenshot of them.
For example: I view an image with firefox or IE and the image height is larger than the screen...well I need to take a screenshot of the image full size ..is this possible? SShot of active window?
Hope you can help
thx
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by: ThievingSixPosted on 2009-11-08 at 20:40:45ID: 25773428
If you have the image loaded in a TWebBrowser you can use the following attached code like this:
er1,1.0).S aveToFile( 'C:\MyImag e.bmp');
CreateScaledImage(WebBrows
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