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Take screenshots of websites from command line and programmatically with PHP or .NET

October 23, 2012 · Posted in Development

There are many cases when you may want to take a screenshot of a webpage from command line or programmatically from a PHP script or a .NET program.

Depending on your needs, refer to the following posts:

- Linux command line tools to take screenshots

- Windows command line tools to take screenshots

- Taking Screenshots of Websites with PHP

- Taking Screenshots of Websites with .NET Windows Forms

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