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  1. Apr 6th, 2006, 06:41 PM #1
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    Re: Screen capture when it doesn't fit in it

    Mr. Captor (made by Fox Magic?? I believe?) is a program I have used in the past that has a scrolling capture function that scrolls the page down and captures the entire area. It is not freeware, but it does include the functionality.
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    Re: Screen capture when it doesn't fit in it

    Quote Originally Posted by gigemboy
    Mr. Captor (made by Fox Magic?? I believe?) is a program I have used in the past that has a scrolling capture function that scrolls the page down and captures the entire area. It is not freeware, but it does include the functionality.
    I've been trying out Mr Captor's demo version but it doesn't seem to work... maybe it works only for some web pages. Or perhaps I should first read the instructions, you know... when everything else fails... But it seems easy enough that I don't think I have missed any important point.
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