Print Screen on Mac

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<div dir&equals;"ltr" style&equals;"text-align&colon; left&semi;">There is no print screen button on macs but despite this the mac print screen function is in fact much more advanced than windows&period; Here are the three ways to do a print screen&comma; or screen capture&comma; in Mac OSX&colon;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>1&period; The simple &OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;print screen button” capture&colon;<br &sol;>Press the Apple key ⌘ &plus; Shift &plus; 3 all at the same time<br &sol;>You will find a capture of the screen on your desktop named &OpenCurlyQuote;screenshot &lowbar;’<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>2&period; Capturing a selected portion of your screen&colon;<br &sol;>Press the Apple key ⌘ &plus; Shift &plus; 4 all at the same time<br &sol;>You will see the cursor change to &plus;<br &sol;>Drag a box around the section you want to copy and release the mouse<br &sol;>You will find a capture of the screen on your desktop again entitled &OpenCurlyQuote;screenshot &lowbar;’<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>3 &period; Capturing from a selected application window&colon;<br &sol;>Press the Apple key ⌘ &plus; Shift &plus; 4 all at the same time<br &sol;>You will see the cursor change to &plus;<br &sol;>Press the spacebar<br &sol;>The cursor will change to a camera&period; Simply click on the window you want to be captured&period;<br &sol;>Again the capture of the screen will be on your desktop labelled &OpenCurlyQuote;screenshot &lowbar;’<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><&sol;div>&NewLine;

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