Two Ways to Take Screenshots on Mac - Weekly ASCII
Mac can save screen information as an image using the screenshot function. This function is similar to the one that saves the screen with a "cash!" sound when you press the "Home" and "Power" buttons at the same time on an iPhone. Even on a Mac, you can record the contents of a website or the arrangement of files as an image.
The most orthodox way to take a screenshot is to press the "command" + "shift" + "3" keys at the same time. Capture and save your entire Mac desktop.
"command" + "shift" + "3" key
| Saves the entire desktop. |
Another shooting method is "command" + "shift" + " 4 keys are pressed at the same time. Press and drag the cursor to capture and save the selection.
"command" + "shift" + "4" key
| Range selected by cursor |
At this time, if you select while holding down the "shift" key, This is convenient when you want to make fine adjustments because you can move only left and right or up and down. You can also move the selection by holding down the "Space" key while moving. Press the "esc" key to exit.
| Free selection You can move |
And "command" + "shift" + "4 " key and then "Space" key to capture and save only the part of the window where the cursor is. If you want to save only the information of any window, you should use it.
| Only any window You can also capture |
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