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There won't be a native DOS command to do this. &nbsp;<br />
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Your web cam may or may not have come with software that will facilitate what you want to accomplish.
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Very unlikely you will find anything in &quot;DOS&quot; doing that. Windows application are able to do this, and there are some free ones out there allowing for simple operations.
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Hi<br />
I have a USB webcam.<br />
Please suggest a DOS command to click a photo using my USB webcam.<br />
Also, can i store it an location of my choice on the disk.<br />
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Help.
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Hi
I have a USB webcam.
Please suggest a DOS command to click a photo using my USB webcam.
Also, can i store it an location of my choice on the disk.


Help.

DOS Command to use webcam

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