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Today I accidentally discovered this interesting trick:

1. Hide the parts you don't need off the screen, then activate the window



2. Press Alt+Print Screen

3. The captured image:



[ Last edited by tireless on 2008-9-14 at 04:06 AM ]

There's no need to hide, just activate the window you want to capture.

If you had posted a question earlier, you would have already learned it ^_^

Originally posted by lxmxn at 2008-9-17 11:15 PM:
No need to hide, just activate the window you want to capture.

"Hiding" is to hide the parts that don't need to be captured, so what's captured is the exposed part.

My post title is "Capture a region of the current window"

[ Last edited by tireless on 2008-9-18 at 03:42 AM ]

Finally, I understand it, and I've also learned a trick.

The key is that your illustration example is not good, and it didn't make it clear at first.

Tried it, only three directions work, the upper one doesn't.

Originally posted by tireless at 2008-9-18 23:39:

"Hide" is to hide the parts that don't need to be captured, so what is captured is the exposed parts.

My post title is "Capture a region of the current window"

Since you have adjusted the size of the window, of course you can't capture the "hidden" parts.