THANK YOU for the reply! I checked out the web site and it directs you to the Apple/Safari Extension page ... and unless I am blind, I did NOT see that application listed! (PS Sorry for the delay in this reply... real life got a little crazeeee!)
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Lynn, just click on
"Paparazzi!" in my post, it will lead you to the website where you can download it.
Ulenspiegel, THANK YOU for the link! I had actually heard about Paparazzi, but it wasn't in the app store and I couldn't find it.
😱 LOL!!! I have it now though, thanks to you! Can't wait to try it out! (PS Please forgive the long delay in my replying... real life has been calling!
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There Is a neat little app called Layers (
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/30213/layers) that among other things captures entire web pages. It's real claim to fame is that every screen shot produces a Photoshop file in which each element is in a separate layer. It's really neat.
THANK YOU!
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OMG! Never thought about a developer dying!
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Well, I will say this much, if PINTEREST ever goes under, my life will unravel at the seams!
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What is your end goal? Is it to:
1. Take a single page snapshot of a website and turn it into a jpeg? If so, in Safari print as pdf and then from Preview Export as jpg or tiff. That will export a single page as a picture
2. Combine multiple pages into one long picture? If so, you'll probably need to use some sort of graphics program to create a large image from the individual ones. Imagemagik will do that via the command line, IIRC.
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php
As a sid note, if you have a large number of photos, copying and pasting the directory into a text editor, creating the command line commands and cutting and pasting it into terminal may save some time
THANK YOU! Loving all these great suggestions!
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You should try Snagit. That's the only app I know that can do what you want.
THANK YOU so much! I appreciate the reply and the suggestion!
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It works perfectly! Exactly what
@Tiskers originally asked for. I'm on El Capitan and I'm not seeing any security issues or bugs. And, it's free!
THANK YOU both, I have gotten Paparazzi and am looking forward to using it! You guys are DA BEST!!!
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GREAT article, I've bookmarked it! THANK YOU! I had NEVER thought of just zooming out if the page is just a little too big for the screen and then doing Command/Shift/4 ... duh! (Probably shouldn't admit that, huh?!
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Droplr (free on the Mac App Store with paid options) captures the entire foreground web page – it does this in order to immediately upload it to their servers with a short-form link. That may or may not be what you want, but it certainly includes what you mentioned.
THANK YOU for the reply and the suggestion! Much appreciated!
