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− | A screenshot is a picture of the current view of a computer's visual output. Common output formats are JPEG, BMP, or PNG. | + | A '''screenshot''' is a picture of the current view of a computer's visual output. Common output formats are [[JPEG]], [[BMP]], or [[PNG]]. |
== MAC OS X == | == MAC OS X == | ||
− | To do a | + | To do a screenshot on a [[Mac]], follow these instructions: |
#Hold down the [[apple key]] and the shift key. | #Hold down the [[apple key]] and the shift key. |
Revision as of 14:25, 12 December 2006
A screenshot is a picture of the current view of a computer's visual output. Common output formats are JPEG, BMP, or PNG.
MAC OS X
To do a screenshot on a Mac, follow these instructions:
- Hold down the apple key and the shift key.
- Press and let go of the number 4 key.
- Instead of having an arrow as your cursor, a selection crosshairs will appear.
- You then will hold down the mouse and drag the mouse until you have highlighted all the material you want in your screenshot.
- Once you have let go of the mouse, the screenshot that you have taken, will appear on the desktop as a PNG file. It acts like a picture file.
OR
For a whole screenshot
- Hold down the apple key and the shift key.
- Press and let go of the number 3 key.
- The screenshot that you have taken, will appear on the desktop as a PNG file. It acts like a picture file.
Microsoft Windows
In Windows, a screenshot can be taken of the whole screen by pressing the Print Screen key and pasting it into a document.