There is an app that can do screenshots in MacOSX Lion, what's the name?
It comes from the OS, not a 3rd party app.
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There is an app that can do screenshots in MacOSX Lion, what's the name? It comes from the OS, not a 3rd party app. |
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The built-in application is called Grab. You can find it under the Utilities folder in Applications. You can also use keyboard shortcuts to take screen shots. Here's a quick guide from Apple:
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You can also take screenshots with Preview via File -> Take Screen Shot. This gives you the following options:
Each screenshot is captured in a separate Preview window so it is mostly useful to collect screenshots and process them afterwards. |
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I generally use the built-in screen grab utility. If you hold down the Control key in addition to the other keys (i.e. Command-Shift-4), the captured image will be sent to the clipboard rather than being saved as a file. I find this useful when I'm pasting the screen grab directly into a document. Apple's documentation of this feature is available from the Help Menu. Search for Shortcuts for taking pictures of the screen There are a number of third-party applications that offer various enhancements to the screen grabbing experience. For example if you plan to do a lot of post-production manipulation, Layers will save every element on the screen as a separate layer of a .psd document. |
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