Any damage to the LCD unit won't show up in Grab, because Grab takes
the picture data directly from the framebuffer (an area in memory that
contains the image being written to the screen). There's almost no hope
for your screen; it would be best to get it repaired as soon as
possible.
Cheers,
Ben
On 15 Jan 2005, at 13:49, W. David Stephenson wrote:
I broke the right side of my 3-month-old iBook yesterday (don't ask
how...) and was sending an email describing what it looks like to a
pal (takes me back to the days of my old 512: I have basically an 10 x
10 monitor plus garbage to the right ... Just for the hell of it, I
used Grab to send him a screenshot, and just for the hell of it, I
opened the file before sending it: believe it or not, the screen
looked just as it did before the accident. Does that mean there's any
cause for faint hope that it might be saved (or to I have to take a
shot with Grab every 10 seconds from now on......)????????
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