Searching way to print HTML web page to picture (BMP,GIF or PNG) file

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Assume I have a (big) web page. How can I print this web page into a picture file
BMP, GIF or PNG format?

Note that a simple screenshot is not searched because the web page is NOT completely visible
and needs a lot of scrolling.

However the target picture should contain the full web page content.

Does someone know such a tool?

Alternatively a converter from pdf to BMP,GIF or PNG picture would be suitable as well.

Kevin
 
On 07 Mar 2008 20:26:43 GMT
Assume I have a (big) web page. How can I print this web page into a
picture file BMP, GIF or PNG format?

Note that a simple screenshot is not searched because the web page is
NOT completely visible and needs a lot of scrolling.

However the target picture should contain the full web page content.

Does someone know such a tool?

Alternatively a converter from pdf to BMP,GIF or PNG picture would be
suitable as well.

Kevin
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Print to PDF?
 
Kevin said:
Assume I have a (big) web page. How can I print this web page into a picture file
BMP, GIF or PNG format?

Note that a simple screenshot is not searched because the web page is NOT completely visible
and needs a lot of scrolling.

However the target picture should contain the full web page content.

Does someone know such a tool?

Alternatively a converter from pdf to BMP,GIF or PNG picture would be suitable as well.

Kevin
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It's not free ware, but some of my acquaintances like SnagIt
http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp
 
Kevin Yu said:
Assume I have a (big) web page. How can I print this web page into a
picture file
BMP, GIF or PNG format?

Note that a simple screenshot is not searched because the web page is NOT
completely visible
and needs a lot of scrolling.

However the target picture should contain the full web page content.

Does someone know such a tool?

Alternatively a converter from pdf to BMP,GIF or PNG picture would be
suitable as well.

Kevin
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Have you tried AFPL Ghostscript / GSView or even ImageMagick?
http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php
 
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