<div dir="ltr"><div><div>Hi Everyone,<br><br><br></div>Someone helped me in the past create shortcut keys for taking a screen shot, but the first two command are doing exactly the same thing if I run them at the terminal, so I don't understand why I need either the first one 'import' or 'import -frame'<br>
<br></div>man import says this for -frame;<br><br>-frame       include window manager frame<br><div><div><div><br></div><div>Well the thing is, just using 'import' by itself I have the window manager frame also, so I'm lost here and need someone to please explain if I need all three?<br>
<br>THANKS<br></div><div><br><br><!-- Keybindings for Screen Shots --><br>    <keybind key="Print"><br>      <action name="Execute"><br>        <startupnotify><br>          <enabled>false</enabled><br>
          <name>Snapshot</name><br>        </startupnotify><br>        <command>bash -c "import /home/foo/ScreenShots/screenshot-$(date +%m-%d-%Y).png"</command><br>      </action><br>
    </keybind><br>    <keybind key="S-Print"><br>      <action name="Execute"><br>        <startupnotify><br>          <enabled>false</enabled><br>          <name>Snapshot with Frame</name><br>
        </startupnotify><br>        <command>bash -c "import -frame /home/foo/ScreenShots/screenshot-$(date +%m-%d-%Y).png"</command><br>      </action><br>    </keybind><br>    <keybind key="C-Print"><br>
      <action name="Execute"><br>        <startupnotify><br>          <enabled>false</enabled><br>          <name>Snapshot Fullscreen</name><br>        </startupnotify><br>
        <command>bash -c "import -window root /home/foo/ScreenShots/screenshot-$(date +%m-%d-%Y).png"</command><br>      </action><br>    </keybind><br><br></div></div></div></div>