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Captures a bitmap image of the screen and writes it to a file.
Syntax
$screensave(filename)Parameters
| filename | a character string, or an expression that evaluates to a character string |
Return Value
Returns “1” ($True) if no errors were detected when the image was written to filename. Otherwise, returns “0” ($False).
Comments
Filename must be the name of a disk file, including the path location. A document name cannot be used.
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ByJason Lee
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