gauchogolfer macrumors 603 Oct 4, 2006 #2 shift+command+3 takes full-screen shots shift+command+4 gives you crosshairs and lets you take partials. For the entire list, check out the handy Macrumors Guide Edit: Oh, yeah, looks who's quick on the draw 🙂
shift+command+3 takes full-screen shots shift+command+4 gives you crosshairs and lets you take partials. For the entire list, check out the handy Macrumors Guide Edit: Oh, yeah, looks who's quick on the draw 🙂
Jaffa Cake macrumors Core Oct 4, 2006 #3 For the whole screen, press Apple-Shift-3 – if you press Apple-Shift-4 this will turn your cursor into a set of crosshairs you can use to select a certain area of the screen rather than the whole lot.
For the whole screen, press Apple-Shift-3 – if you press Apple-Shift-4 this will turn your cursor into a set of crosshairs you can use to select a certain area of the screen rather than the whole lot.
dpaanlka macrumors 601 Oct 4, 2006 #4 To clarify, the "Apple" and "Command" keys are the same keys (it's technically called the Command key). Some old-timers also will refer to it as "Flower" as in... Flower+Shift+3 Apple+Shift+3 Command+Shift+3 ...all the same thing...
To clarify, the "Apple" and "Command" keys are the same keys (it's technically called the Command key). Some old-timers also will refer to it as "Flower" as in... Flower+Shift+3 Apple+Shift+3 Command+Shift+3 ...all the same thing...