Taking a screenshot is almost a daily occurrence in my line of work. But even if you're not a tech writer putting together how-to guides, you may need to take a screenshot every now and then — and to ...

Instructions include how to capture your entire screen, a portion of it or just a specific window For all, you'll start with Command + Shift. After that, it depends. Screenshots will save to the ...

Screenshotting full screens, select portions of a screen, select windows, the tool bar and even screen recording are all possible on Mac computers–here’s how. There are multiple short cut keys to use ...

The Mac has evolved over the years, but one thing that's remained constant, as far as we can remember, is how to take a screenshot on MacOS. So, whether you have the newest MacBook laptops, iMac ...

Taking screenshots of your computer screen can be of utmost importance if you want to easily share a picture of something on your desktop. Each type of computer seems to have a different method of ...

When you take a screenshot on your Mac using the Shift-Command-3 keyboard shortcut (or Shift-Command-4 to capture a portion of the screen) the images are saved to your desktop by default. Keep reading ...

On a Mac, capturing a screenshot is a straightforward process that can be accomplished in a few different ways, depending on whether you want to capture the entire screen, a specific window, or just a ...

The Screenshot app in macOS provides a useful toolbar offering advanced screenshot features. Here's how to use it. Photo: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac The Mac offers many options for taking ...

There are loads of reasons why you may want (or need) to take a screenshot on your Mac, but what do you do if you only need an image of one particular part of your screen? Well, depending on how you ...