I went to install my Voodoo 5500 AGP on an system I'm putting together for old games, and I have artifacts starting on the boot-up screen, so it's not a driver issue.  Shoot, I have a bunch of cool old games I like to play like System Shock 2,, Thief, and even Asheron's Call which is still going since 1999.  They look so much better on the Voodoo, I wish there was something I could do about the card.

Hey all =)  I've been trying to show some other people on the net how the Voodoo looks compared to a Geforce 4200ti, but all the utilities I've used to take the screenshots so far fail to capture the actual in-game picture.  I understand that this is because screenshots come from the frame buffer before they are blended in hardware, and I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to get them afterwards.  

Basically, the Geforce screenies are accurate; jaggies, weird lighting effects, etc.  The Voodoo, however, is nice and smooth and the lighting is clean in-game.  But when I take a shot in-game it looks exactly like the Geforce- because the superior antialiasing routine of the Voodoo hasn't been applied in the pic.  It might just be my imagination, but when I use my voodoo to play the game, the actual colors seem more vivid and the lighting seems more "true", if that makes any sense.

So anyway, someone has some ideas?

hi =)  I've been trying to take screenshots in a game to show how great my voodoo 5500 makes it look, but it comes out terrible.  How do you guys take such good screenshots?  Mine look like they only capture one frame of the antialias routine, and that makes everything look jaggy and horrible (almost like an Nvidia card =).  Thanks!