Add my name to that request. I am interested in trying render an entire web
page (or if need be, then a "screen by screen" rendering to be concatenated
into a single image later) into a BMP or other (likely GIF) image format.
(Actually, I don't need to generate a file, just to have the data in a
buffer that can be manipulated as an image.)
I have been told that others have had some success with similar tasks in the
Microsoft DOM using ActiveX. I'm hoping to acheive this with Gecko on a
Linux box. Is it possible and how?
Thanks in advance
Raj
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> I'm interested in writing an application using an embedded browser that
> would allow me to capture an entire web page to a .bmp file. I want the
> _whole_ page as a single bitmap, even the bits that are scrolled off
> screen.
>
> The whole process seems conditional on being able to get Mozilla to
> render into an arbitrary port. Can embedded Mozilla do this easily? If
> so, how is it done?
