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From: gerry@dialogic.UUCP (Gerry Lachac)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Screen capture under 386/ix?
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Date: 11 Jan 90 19:45:47 GMT
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Does anyone know of the existence of a screen-capture utility for ISC
386/ix?  I am well aware of 'tee', but I am trying to capture screens
that are drawn using curses to draw lines and boxes on the screen and
include the captured screen in a document.

The problem with using 'tee' is twofold.

	The graphics (ie boxes, lines) are terminal dependent. The
	screen I would capture using 'tee' on an AT386 would be
	different than the screen I would grab using a VT220.

	The screen I am trying to capture is in a program that doesn't
	redraw the screen, it only redraws what changes.


Any pointers will be appreciated.

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