3 simple and quick ways to take a screenshot on your MacBook

You want to take a picture of the MacBook's screen but are struggling forever. Then don't worry, this article will guide you through 3 simple and quick screenshots of the MacBook. Stay tuned!

- 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.

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- Method 2: Capture part of the 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 .

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- Method 3: Capture application window

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.

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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 .

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Above are 3 ways to take screenshots MacBook simplest and fastest. Hope you are succesful.

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