PrntScr key on Mac Keyboard?
- Thread starter hgcoon
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Hello Hgcoon,
1) To capture the whole screen: COMMAND, SHIFT, 3
2) To capture a window, dock, menu bar, etc: COMMAND, SHIFT, 4, then press spacebar to choose.
3) To capture a selection: Same as 2 but don't press spacebar, instead click and drag mouse.
4) Go to Macintosh HD, Applications, Utilities, and click on Grab.
When you get a screen shot, it saves to the desktop as a PDF file and not to the clipboard.
Best regards,
Xenos
1) To capture the whole screen: COMMAND, SHIFT, 3
2) To capture a window, dock, menu bar, etc: COMMAND, SHIFT, 4, then press spacebar to choose.
3) To capture a selection: Same as 2 but don't press spacebar, instead click and drag mouse.
4) Go to Macintosh HD, Applications, Utilities, and click on Grab.
When you get a screen shot, it saves to the desktop as a PDF file and not to the clipboard.
Best regards,
Xenos
Hugh Watkins
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interesting
in my Windows days I used the IrfanView utility
these days with two monitors I use a videophone
but I did refuse to learn DOS before Windows came out
Hugh W
in my Windows days I used the IrfanView utility
these days with two monitors I use a videophone
but I did refuse to learn DOS before Windows came out
Hugh W
redifrogger
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Yes!!!
To anyone looking for this solution, defining a new mapping in Parallels Desktop -> Preferences -> Mouse Keyboard did indeed work for me. I was able to define a mapping of option+command to PrintScr in Windows. I'm running Windows 7 on a MacBook Pro running Snow Leopard and running Parallels 5 for Mac.
To anyone looking for this solution, defining a new mapping in Parallels Desktop -> Preferences -> Mouse Keyboard did indeed work for me. I was able to define a mapping of option+command to PrintScr in Windows. I'm running Windows 7 on a MacBook Pro running Snow Leopard and running Parallels 5 for Mac.
ChrisJBorg
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