In our project, before we do a check in to VSS, we need to take screen-shot of the check-in file list and store in a folder with date and time.
Is there anyway to take screen-shot of the whole page inside visual studio?
Thanks,
Mahesh
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In our project, before we do a check in to VSS, we need to take screen-shot of the check-in file list and store in a folder with date and time.
Is there anyway to take screen-shot of the whole page inside visual studio?
Thanks,
Mahesh
As Craig said, Alt + PrintScreen is definitely the right way to capture a selected window. However, the problem is that if the list of files to commit is too long, you won’t get everything. I personally use SnagIt to do screen captures of things that require scrolling. It is intelligent enough to capture everything that’s off of the window as well.