[moki]

Oh, and in the case of your theme where you have square windows... you can just use the Square window border, and it'll grab 'em just fine...

[moki]

A neat little side-effect of the new Window borders is that if you use the "Normal window" border for full screen captures, you get a nicely cropped, drop-shadowed image of the screen (the menu bar corners are clipped):

[Synotic]

Originally posted by moki:
A neat little side-effect of the new Window borders is that if you use the "Normal window" border for full screen captures, you get a nicely cropped, drop-shadowed image of the screen (the menu bar corners are clipped):

Hmm.. So you can change the colors of the speech bubbles... Thanks for confirming it moki.. bwahahaaa...

Anyways, does that ugly hack have anything to do with reading from the theme file?

[moki]

Originally posted by Synotic:
Anyways, does that ugly hack have anything to do with reading from the theme file?

Nope.

I wouldn't call it an "ugly hack" -- maybe a slightly homely hack. However, it will save some people countless hours -- sure, they have to select the right window border for the window they want to isolate, but it perfectly crops and clips it against a white background.

For instance, this is my iTunes window -- it was sitting on the screen on top of a few hundred windows (as is my usual desktop under Mac OS X) -- select the "Rounded window" Border, click on Objects, and bam -- it isolates and captures it, with the drop shadow in all of its glory:

[OwlBoy]

Sweet.

-Owl