The PrtScrn key will ONLY be held down to take the 'Picture' and that is it
like that of a shutter on a camera, click and you got it.
In essence then you are "telling the keyboard to look out for the PrtScrn
key and watch it as it will be pressed some time soon." or something like
that.
I am testing right now and all buttons on the main screen window will be
removed as the Main Window is just a 'container' to hold the base code, it
will be set to Window1.Visible=False and boot up to the Minimized state when
I am finished testing it.
Jonathon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Garman" <realbasic at garman dot demon dot co dot uk>
To: "Getting Started" <gettingstarted at lists dot realsoftware dot com>
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 5:08 AM
Subject: Re: PrintScreen key on Mac?
But I tried out Steve's timer code and modified it to work with my code
and
it runs Soooo much faster.
That's because it only runs once.
It waits for the key to be released before it does its stuff so next time
the timer fires, there's nothing to do.
Be aware, though, that it's really greedy on processor time if the prtScr
key is held down for a while.
--
Steve Garman
Using REALbasic 2005.01 Professional on Windows XP Pro
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