My Reply follows quote. On 19/06/2004 05:20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >IIRC, the old QuickCAM came with software that would take a picture if >the field of fiew of the camera changed much- like an empty room, then >someone walks in makes a big change, it saves a picture. a "security >feature" if you will. We've had repeated issues with one of the lab >rooms, and I'd like to see just who has keys. --------- I don't think the software I have (from the Logitech site?) has a "motion sensor" but a shareware app, CoolCam does. It will also "serve" images to a designated website. If you can't find it by Googling, I can send it to you. Stuffed, it is about 800k.
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