batch file pic

[d927]

is there a way to use a batch file to take a picture of the computers desktop and post it over the screen, allowing multiple windows to pop up, run programs, and whatnot out of the users phisical sight? if so please explane how!!!

[The_Dark_Avenger]

is there a way to use a batch file to take a picture of the computers desktop and post it over the screen, allowing multiple windows to pop up, run programs, and whatnot out of the users phisical sight? if so please explane how!!!

I think batch lacks these capabilities. Try WSH (google for it)

[d927]

wsh is like an updated version of batch file right? you can run diffrent scripts and stuff right?

[The_Dark_Avenger]

wsh is like an updated version of batch file right? you can run diffrent scripts and stuff right?

no, it's just another scripting engine with greater capabilities

[d927]

ya thats what i meant. so do you know how to do it with wsh

[WhiteKnight]

Don't beg for answer... make your own answer...

[diode]

That depends greatly on the system. It is possible on Mac OS X with no extra software. You simply make an Applescript to do it. I have never done it, but a friend of mine has.

diode

[d927]

Don't beg for answer... make your own answer...

i wasnt beging. i just whanted to see if any one new how to do it. now i know that its possible ill figure it ou.

[WhiteKnight]

Don't beg for answer... make your own answer...

i wasnt beging. i just whanted to see if any one new how to do it. now i know that its possible ill figure it ou.

Well... I'm not sure if a batch can do those sort of jobs, but I'm betting programming will do it.

[sSniper]

start o.bat
o.bat


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[d927]

(this may be a stupid question)

i know that you can save a picture of the screen to clip bord useing the print screen button on the key bord. is there a way to tell the computer to use print screen.