script for taking screenshot of all folders...

Why do you need this? Seems a little excessive.

actually my all software files are currupted (around 90gb) due to virus.so i want to download it again in future,thats why i need screenshot....
              i just want a script that will browse through all folders...

Why not just use text instead of images?

images gives quick information about files and folders...
as data is 90gb..using tree(stores in text) command,it is not possible.
thats why i need to have screenshot

Isn't there a script to go to each and every folder?

anyways thanks for your reply

images gives quick information about files and folders...
as data is 90gb..using tree(stores in text) command,it is not possible.
thats why i need to have screenshot

Isn't there a script to go to each and every folder?

anyways thanks for your reply

sorry my browser hanged at that time..

your 90Gb of data could be 2 files of 45Gb so file use space is fairly moot

you can but bash is a bit of a messy way (but possible). I suggest you post on a bash forum to get better help. I came up with this:

#!/bin/bash
mkdir ~/result
count="0"
for i in `find /start/folder -type d`
  nautilus "$i"
  import -window root "~/result/screenshot-$count.png"
  count+=1
done

i tried a lot options...but not working...

thanks...i will try it

what does this mean "nautilus "$i" "

it gives me error
syntax error near unexpected token `nautilus'
 nautilus "$i"'

thats just something I bashed out (pun intended), you will be using something like that

$i means 'the content of the variable i'