bruce@dolqci.UUCP (Bruce Limber) (06/29/87)
This is probably old hat, but I missed it. How does one simulate Shift-Prtsc and Ctrl-Prtsc to allow a program to print the current screen, or toggle the print-screen option on or off? I'm looking for the usual relocatable hex code (for inline insertion), and/or POKEs or their equivalent in high-level language. Please post a reply, or email directly to me. TIA! -- Bruce Limber (seismo!dolqci!bruce) (202) 535-0640 If we are not careful, we are liable to end up where we are headed. (Chinese proverb)
cramer@kontron.UUCP (Clayton Cramer) (06/30/87)
> This is probably old hat, but I missed it. > > How does one simulate Shift-Prtsc and Ctrl-Prtsc to allow a program to > print the current screen, or toggle the print-screen option on or off? > > I'm looking for the usual relocatable hex code (for inline insertion), > and/or POKEs or their equivalent in high-level language. > > Bruce Limber (seismo!dolqci!bruce) (202) 535-0640 At least on the XT, INT 5 does what Shift-Prtsc does. Clayton E. Cramer