AdiIRC

_Added in 1.9.6_

*$screenshot(filename, [options], [x, y, w, h], N)*

Takes and saves a screenshot of the desktop or current active window to filename.

*Parameters*

table(ktable).

|*Parameter*|*Description*|

| filename | Filname to save to. |

| [options] | Screenshot options. (optional) |

| [x, y, w, h] | The position and size of a rectangle to save. (use with the 'z' parameter) |

| N | Compression quality (0-100) |

*Options*

table(ktable).

|*Option*|*Description*|

| a | Take screenshot of active window. |

| b | Save as bmp image. |

| e | Save as Emf image. |

| g | Save as gif image. |

| i | Save as icon image. |

| j | Save as jpeg image. |

| p | Save as png image. |

| r | Select an area of the screen to save. (Use CTRL + S to save when done) |

| t | Save as tiff image. |

| w | Save as wmf image. |

| x | Save as exif image. |

| z | Select and save a rectangle [x, y, w, h] of the screen. |

*Example*

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; Takes a screenshot of current active window and saves it as a png image, then opens the image.

//run $qt($screenshot(screenshot.png, pa))

; Show a transparent form where you can draw a rectangle and save it as a png image, then opens the image.

//run $qt($screenshot(screenshot.png, pr))

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