Wonder no more!
On a Mac:
- If you want to capture your entire screen- hold the command key (little apple) + shift + 3. It will be automatically saved to your desktop.
- If you want to capture a portion of your screen- hold the command key + shift + 4. A little icon that looks like a target will appear. Click and drag the area you want a snapshot of. In both cases, the snapshot will appear on your desktop as a png file.
On a PC:
- Use the [PrtScn] button on your keyboard then open an editing program and paste it in!
- Use the crop tool to select the portion that you want.
That's it!!
That is really cool thanks for sharing it, though I don't think I have that key thing on my laptop (pc)
ReplyDeleteIf you have vista you can just use the snipping tool! It's awesome!
I also use this ad-on to my Firefox (it is available for IE too) https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5648
ReplyDeleteIt helps to capture the ENTIRE page of a treasury and has a simple edit options too! Print screen didnt work for me as there was always part of the treasury that is cut-off, but this feature is great!
what?! i seriously WAS just wondering that!
ReplyDelete~ variya
i knew how to do it on a PC for work but i use a mac at home and had no idea so THANK YOU!!!!
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