Screenshots in Mac OSX

April 10, 2009

in Macintosh

by Nathaniel Poor

A longstanding and long-overlooked feature of the Mac OS that goes back many years is the ability to take various types of screenshots. You don’t need an application to do it (although there is Apple’s Grab), and you can do it from any application (except DVD-playing applications may not allow you to do so).
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How to Make Screenshots From Your Mac

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A convenient tool called Grab makes it easy to take screenshots from your Macintosh computer. There are four types of screen shots you can choose to create: selection, window, entire desktop screen or timed photograph.

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Capture PC screen contents with the common PrintScreen command, or use free or affordable software to gain ease and functionality when it comes to creating screenshots.

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