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Answer» Hi guys, I think this is possible ...
After receiving a email from a specific email address, how can you get a screenshot of your monitor and then it get sent to your phone?
If you would mind telling US, what are you trying to accomplish? If your phone is a smartphone, you could simply remote access your computer through LogmeIn or standard Microsoft RDP and... well be more productive. Screenshotting an Email and then Emailing the Screenshot while you're not at your computer can only be done by using a macro program. Hi,
The indicator which I use for Metatrader platform gives an alert, then sends an email to me. So when I'm AWAY from the station I can get an idea of what's happening.
I've tried logmein but it's slow to login and/or connect plus it seems labor intense.
Getting a screenshot then getting sent a pic seems way BETTER .... I think
Can you suggest any macro program which is SIMPLE to use?Would it not be better simply for the email alert to describe the problem? Adding in a screenshot seems redundant.OP can search around for some programs that take screenshots at set intervals and automatically email them...Or pay for a trading app that does it automatically...Unless i am missing something why not reroute the required message to the phone via text message.If the incidence of the computer is also required can you not provide more than one client address to the sender and have messages sent to both units?truenorth
Quote from: Rob Pomeroy on April 26, 2012, 07:57:51 AM Would it not be better simply for the email alert to describe the problem? Adding in a screenshot seems redundant.
I'm not following you ....
Quote from: Transfusion on April 26, 2012, 09:59:56 AMOP can search around for some programs that take screenshots at set intervals and automatically email them...
Yes, there are but the signals I get are event sensitive so i would need to see the screenshot straight awayWhat about my option in post #6? It seems to me that normally you ALWAYS have the phone in HAND whereas not the computer.truenorth
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