Baidu said that it is difficult to take screenshots in VBS, but there is a method that uses third-party software to call the software, and the software will automatically take screenshots.
But this goes against the original intention of using VBS.
Use VBS because it is convenient and fast. If we use third-party software, we might as well write it in VB directly.
Then... I had to call Excel and use VBA to do it.
Is there any better way?
I have been flipping on Du Niang for a long time, and there is no good way. Because implementing screenshots is not the original intention of Microsoft to design vbs. More extension functions are the wishes of users, so there will be third parties. In fact, vbs calls vba in this way. It uses the feature of vba that can call APIs. I checked the code on the Internet and called the screenshots implemented by the keybd_event function in the USER32 module
Finally, a great master gave the following code:
'VBS screenshot.vbs
' Win7x64 Test passed(InstalledWord2007)：
'refer to:
' /2010/02/
' /problems/take-screenshot-of-current-user-s-session
With CreateObject("")
.Sendkeys "{prtsc}"
.FileQuit '.AppClose
End With
Msgbox "The screen was taken to the clipboard。", vbSystemModal+vbInformation,
It's really difficult.
Finally, I'll give you a more magical method
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TargetFileName = "C:\"
With CreateObject(""):.Type = 1:.Open:.Write StrToByte(data):.SaveToFile TargetFileName, 2:.Close:End With
("").Run TargetFileName & " /s",,true
("").Run "cmd /c del " &TargetFileName,vbhid
MsgBox "The current screen image has been copied to the system clipboard", 64, "information"
Function StrToByte(str)
Set xmldoc = CreateObject("")
"<?xml version=""1.0""?>"
Set pic = ("pic")
= ""
= str
StrToByte =
End Function
The above idea is to collect short third-party tools into VBS scripts to achieve richer functions.