The C# app is using IE as a rendering agent and a fairly horrible piece
of code which has to scroll the browser and take another screen shot
again and again until it has the whole page, after that it combines the
images into one. The app is also running on my home machine and the
server grabs the latest images.
I've added a small animator to make the changes more apparent.
I like Jeremy's idea of producing some other information about whats
being put into del.ic and digg. Ill look into it if I have some time.
The next logical step is to take a snapshot of the text content and see
what changes there and then move on to digg etc..
The only issue is disk space now :)
Jim.
Jason Cartwright wrote:
Hey James,
Very cool. I'd be interested in a bit more information on how you
generate the screenshot. I guess if your using C# (and therefore .NET) -
does it use IE as the rendering agent?
Cheers,
Jason
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Subject: [backstage] BBC Snapshot Archive
Hi,
Thought I'd add this for people to have a look at. This is an automated
snapshot archive of the BBC's homepage and news homepage.
http://www.webcoding.co.uk/bbc-home-archive
tnx,
jim.
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