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We've had a couple of experiences where we haven't been able to capture remotely if the client is using a Virtual Machine. This is a real problem, since we are often working in an application in pre-release stages, and the client is using a VM to build it.
Has anybody seen any solutions to this?
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Hi,
Are you trying to capture an application that is running on a remote machine (VM)? If yes then can you try capturing the "Screen area" instead.
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No, unfortunately, it's not about capturing an application. We always capture the screen area, actually. We can get the screenshots, but not any clickboxes, etc.
Marion Deland
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Hi Marion,
To get clickboxes etc. both Cp5 and the captured application must be running on the same machine. For application running on a remote machine Cp5 does not get the information about UI elements (buttons, menu's etc. ) from the OS hence it just captures the screenshots.
Regards
Rahul
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Actually, we've been able to do it, at least with CP4 - just not when the remote machine is running on a VM. If it was on a regular machine, it captureed click boxes, etc., but just centered them around the mouse click - it didn't identify the buttons, etc.
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You may need to rely on manual capture entirely, adding in the clicboxes, buttons, and text boxes as needed.