Re: GNUstep on MS Windows

[thisguyisi]

Pete French wrote:
> > OPENSTEP Enterprise for Windows NT also looked like OPENSTEP for Mach,
> > except for a few things:
> >   
> Sorry, but this simply isnt true. I just dragged it out and installed it as
> I didnt remember it that way. Under XP the windows are (obviously) XP style.
> But all the controls are NT 4 style - tick boxes, sliders, etc... none
> of them look like the OpenStep for Mach equivalents. Just opening Interface
> Builder and playing with the pallettes is enough to demonstrate this.
>
> If anyone knows how to make screenshots under Windows and canm tell me the
> I can happily supply images if people want to look at them.
>
> > As far as I know, this list is _exhaustive_. OPENSTEP Enterprise used DPS
> > for display at the "widget" level, not GDI calls.
> >   
> Yes, but they obviously re-designed those widgets to look like the native
> platform. 
>
> -bat.
>
>
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To make screenshots on MS Windows:

1. Press the <Print Screen> key. This key is abbreviated as "Prt
Scr" on my keyboard.

2. Open MS Paint (mspaint.exe).

3. Paste. You can press the key combo <Ctrl+V> to paste.

4. Usually, a dialog box will pop up asking if you want the image to
resize to the contents of the clipboard.

5. Agree to the image resize.

6. You should now have a bitmap the same size as your current screen
resolution (800x600, 1024x768, etc.).



This works for regular windows programs, as well as Mozilla XUL toolkit
programs, I am not sure if it will work for the Display PostScript
imaging of OPENSTEP Enterprise.

Hope this helps!

Best Regards,
-Lee