Dear John Inzer
Thank you very much for your reply.
Good question.
I'm working off a PC and I can't find a way, in Windows,
to make these screen shots. The imagery I'm photographing
-- coming from the Internet -- changes rapidly. And
sometimes I'm shooting several downloaded changing
pictures at once... all changing rapidly. So I'm shooting
at the monitor like a street photographer shooting at a
rapidly changing scene on a New York sidewalk, or a
sports photographer shooting a hockey game.
Can you tell me how to do this w/ a PC in Windows XP?
Given the nature of the project, I can't pause between
screen shots to write a file name and then send the file
to a folder, i.e. can't stop to bother to type the "Save
As" detail.
Whatever non-camera method I use has to work like a
camera: press a key and the shot is made, labeled and
saved to a folder on the hard disk so that I can keep
watching the screen and press the key at the next
important moment which could be a second or less after
the first exposure.
Is there some software out there that would let me do
this? I'm going software shopping this afternoon w/ just
this question...
Thanks again
LB