1 XSNAP xsnap [-display displayname] [-bd border] [-bw borderwidth] [-geometry geometry] [-icongeometry icongeometry] [-region geometry] [-iconic] [-nograb] [-name name] The xsnap program allows one to take a snapshot of a speci- fied region of the screen. If xsnap is run without a region being specified, the user is prompted to interactively drag one out with the mouse. In this case, pressing button 1 will select one corner of the region, and an opposite corner will be selected upon the release of button 1. A window whose contents are a copy of this region is then created. Pressing "Q", "q", or "^C" in this window will exit the program. 2 OPTIONS -display display Specifies the display to use for both specifying and displaying the region. -bd border Border color of snapshot window. Defaults to white. -bw border width Border width of snapshot window. Defaults to 2. -geometry geom Geometry of snapshot window. -icongeometry geom Geometry of icon. -iconic If specified, snapshot window will start up in iconic state. -nograb Do not grab the server during specification of region. -name name Name for icon to be passed to window manager. -region geom The size and location on the screen of the region to be copied. 2 BUGS No support for colormaps. Incorrect behavior may result on displays that support windows of different depths. Since it creates a pixmap for each snapshot, it can chew up server memory very fast. The icongeometry option doesn't know about icon sizes. 2 AUTHOR Clauss Strauch Engineering Design Research Center Carnegie Mellon University Some modifications by Hal R. Brand VMS port by Hugh Gregg.