3 simple and quick ways to take a screenshot on your MacBook
- Method 1: Capture the entire screen
To capture the entire screen computer , you only need to press Command + Shift + 3 and then let go, if you open the opening speakers on the MacBook, you'll hear the cup, so you took Success the whole screen.
What if you will want to capture an area, the operation is also very simple. You just need to press Command + Shift + 4 , at this time you will see the plus sign + appear instead of the mouse pointer as usual> Hold down and drag the area you want to capture> Release your hand to capture .
You press Command + Shift + 4 + Spacebar , the mouse will turn into a camera icon> You move to the area you want to capture such as the main screen, application or web browser window> Click window to capture the image.
The screenshot will be saved as a file on the Desktop or you can see it by going to Finder (on the menu bar)> Click on Recents .
Above are 3 ways to take screenshots MacBook simplest and fastest. Hope you are succesful.
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