Original post : http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=296820
As I didn't really get an answer, I have decided to post my question on this group. I followed an advice from the � Mozilla Control page (http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/mozilla.htm). Here is the copy of the original post : � Hello, As a web designer and developer I often need to capture screen and windows. I tried HyperSnap-DX and SnagIt to capture my web browser window. There 2 screen capture softwares are powerful but only HyperSnap-DX allows me to capture Mozilla Firebird windows, by scrolling the window from top to bottom, I can get a capture of the whole page ! However my favourite software, the one I would like to buy after my trial period (HyperSnap-DX adds an ugly watermark on each capture), has a SnagIt COM server (http://www.techsmith.com/products/devtools/snagitcomserver.asp) : Quote: The SnagIt COM Server is a programming interface to SnagIt. It allows any programming language that supports COM access to SnagIt's image and text capture features. For example, developers using Visual Basic, VB Script, Visual C/C++, Visual Studio.Net, Delphi, or C++ Builder can now embed and control SnagIt directly in their applications. I'm new to extension development so I wonder how I can access the SnagIt COM Server, its COM objects, from a Mozilla Firebird Extension. For sure it's possible but I wonder how. I could use a tutorial and any information about it. An other idea would be to write a Screen Capture Extension for Mozilla/Firebird. What do you think ? I'm sure you can access the current tab "bitmap" from an extension, maybe it's the shortest and easiest way. JM � So I'm looking for a way to access a COM object from a Mozilla/Firebird extension. Kind regards, Jean-Marc Molina. _______________________________________________ mozilla-embedding mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
