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MacBook Print Screen.


Question Posted Friday June 30 2006, 3:54 pm

Hey!

Is there a way to print you screen on a Macbook. I dont see any similar button except for maybe F7.Anyone Know how to do it?


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Moop answered Friday June 30 2006, 7:27 pm:
command + shift + 3 will copy the entire screen.

command + shift + 4 will turn your cursor into cross-hairs and you can take a small segment of the screen.

command + shift + 4 + space bar will let you copy a single window.

all of these will automatically save a pdf file of the screen-shot to your desktop. adding control to the mix of any of them sends it to your clipboard for use later.

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