Tuesday, November 10, 2009
screenprint
Does anyone know how to do a screenprint of a web page on the MAC? The alt/printscreen option is only available on PC's...at least the keys are.
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3 comments:
Type in the word "Grab" in the search area of the mac's finder window. It will bring up an application called Grab. You can use this to take screen shots of either your entire computer screen or just a selection. Save the file and open it in Photoshop. Yeah, it is much easier to do it on a PC.
command+shift+3 takes a screen shot
Thanks!!
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