Thanks again for going the extra distance on helping me. But it seems I cannot get the telnet buffer to change. 

#!/bin/usr/perl -w
use strict;
use WWW::Mechanize::Firefox;
my $mech = WWW::Mechanize::Firefox->new( launch => 'firefox',);
my $net_telnet = $mech->repl->repl->client;
$net_telnet->max_buffer_length(10485760);

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This returns the error message: "Can't locate object method "max_buffer_length" via package "MozRepl::Client" at screenshot.pl line 6, <DATA> line 1."

After looking over the documentation I could find for MozRepl, I could not find any lines that matched the '$obj->repl->repl->client' call, though I did find telnet documentation on setting max_buffer_length.

Perhaps you could give a full example with code? Thanks for all the help.

In reply to Re^10: Screencapture with Perl on Linux by sadarax
in thread Screencapture with Perl on Linux (SOLVED) by sadarax

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