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Microsoft (MCSE, MCSD, MOUS, MCAD) > Windows 2000 track general > How do they get those cool Screenshots?

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Question How do they get those cool Screenshots?

You all have seen them before...
Screenshots of the BIOS.
I've seen them in PC-Magazines,on Websites, was always wondering, how the Heck did they get those?

I used my digital Camera for this one:

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Hmm... a good camera and a good photographer!? I think that's how they normally do it.

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There has to be another way...
Some program, that runs of a floppy, perhaps?

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capture video signal from antoerh machine...

its simply a output/input matter.

about floppy...keep in mind the whole boot up process and ask if its possible to execute anything from a floppy or hard drive prior to getting into bios.

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well, i have diagnostic-programs, that let me display the BIOS, even make changes to it.Maybe such a program could make simple screenshots as well.
I am talking about the *Micro2000* Toolkit.

But hey, mikop, interesting, actually done it, and it works, but too much work involved. You would also need a Video-out on the Computer...
There should be some other way... (simple)

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Maybe they're using something like VmWare.?.?

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Cool

Maybe a camera?

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