Screen Shot Taking Guide

[GuestRiku]

Ok Idk if this has been posted and I did use the search button.
Normal Computer:
Print Screen
Laptop:
Ctrl+Alt+Prnt Scrn+Fn+Insert
Thanks qruthie, For a Mac:
Use Grab Utility in the Utilities folder that is in the Applications folder. I dragged the icon to my dock. The directions for using the utility are quite clear and give instructions for viewing your screen shot and for converting it to another format.
Thanks MiaKodaWDW, And, for all you weirdos that have Linux (by choice!), when you hit Print Screen you get a pop up window that automatically asks where you want to save it! I guess Linux has its good points...

 

[Tiinkerbelle]

Ok Idk if this has been posted and I did use the search button.
Normal Computer:
Print Screen
Laptop:
Ctrl+Alt+Prnt Scrn+Fn+Insert
Just in case anybody wanted to get a screen shot to post but didn't know how to

lol doesn't work on my laptop

 

[qruthie]

For a Mac:
Use Grab Utility in the Utilities folder that is in the Applications folder. I dragged the icon to my dock. The directions for using the utility are quite clear and give instructions for viewing your screen shot and for converting it to another format.

qruthie (the 'q' is silent)

 

[MiakodaWDW]

And, for all you weirdos that have Linux (by choice!), when you hit Print Screen you get a pop up window that automatically asks where you want to save it! I guess Linux has its good points...

~Mia~

 

[GuestRiku]

lol doesn't work on my laptop

Hold the keys down

 

[Tiinkerbelle]

Hold the keys down

yes lol I have tried that

 

[miss_elphie]

For a Mac:
Use Grab Utility in the Utilities folder that is in the Applications folder. I dragged the icon to my dock. The directions for using the utility are quite clear and give instructions for viewing your screen shot and for converting it to another format.

qruthie (the 'q' is silent)

Another way to take a screen shot on a Mac (at least on OS X) is to press command+shift+4. A little crosshair cursor will appear and you're free to select the area of the screen you want to take a screen shot of. After you select it, the file will appear on your desktop automatically.

 

[GuestRiku]

yes lol I have tried that

If that is true i am as confused as you