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It is pretty weird, in the older versions of snapshot the cursor was there.<br />
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I remeber using that in trainingmaterial I made for SunNetManager.<br />
On the other hand we were running own and not cde in those days, could be the answer.<br />
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But for now, use hoffmans solution<br />
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It is pretty weird, in the older versions of snapshot the cursor was there.
 
I remeber using that in trainingmaterial I made for SunNetManager.
On the other hand we were running own and not cde in those days, could be the answer.

But for now, use hoffmans solution



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To experts ahoffmann and besky:<br />
I checked twice, after each of your responses to me - <br />
I do not have xgrab or xgrabsc <br />
available on either of our Solaris 7 systems.<br />
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Is this an older program?<br />
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Bill Bunner [bbunner]
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To experts ahoffmann and besky:
I checked twice, after each of your responses to me -
I do not have xgrab or xgrabsc
available on either of our Solaris 7 systems.

Is this an older program?

Bill Bunner [bbunner]

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I will compile and check the app. &nbsp;Thank you for your input. &nbsp;Then I will attempt to grab the cursors for our training tomorrow.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Bill Bunner
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I will compile and check the app.  Thank you for your input.  Then I will attempt to grab the cursors for our training tomorrow.

Regards,
Bill Bunner

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Is there a method to perform a screen capture that will include the cursor in it? <br />
The snapshot and xwd screen capture applications do not allow me to capture cursors in<br />
either the full screen or window captures. &nbsp;We have a need for training materials to<br />
capture some unusual cursors in a gov't created application.<br />
<br />
I'd like to do this with the standard O/S tools without having to purchase any additional software.<br />
Is this possible?
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Is there a method to perform a screen capture that will include the cursor in it? 
The snapshot and xwd screen capture applications do not allow me to capture cursors in
either the full screen or window captures.  We have a need for training materials to
capture some unusual cursors in a gov't created application.

I'd like to do this with the standard O/S tools without having to purchase any additional software.
Is this possible?

Screen captures WITH cursor using standard O/S toolsets

Unix is a multitasking, multi-user computer operating system originally developed in 1969 at Bell Labs. Today, it is a modern OS with many commercial flavors and licensees, including FreeBSD, Hewlett-Packard’s UX, IBM AIX and Apple Mac OS-X. Apart from its command-line interface, most UNIX variations support the standardized X Window System for GUIs, with the exception of the Mac OS, which uses a proprietary system.