rasterizing screen pieces

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From: Mark Weiser
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 1990 06:59

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Vince Guinto mention that he did not want to use the screendump x and y
coordinate parameters because he did not know how to find them.  The
wonderful little hack "eyes", when closed (or opened--the form that
doesn't show the eyes) instead prints the continually updated screen
coordinates of the cursor.  That might help.  I believe the titan.rice.edu
sun server has the "eyes" source.

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