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Old 06-07-2003, 21:14   #81
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Originally posted by towny
option-shift-3 takes the whole screen, opt-shift-4 allows you to select an area (these are the same as os9) or, go applications, open the utilities folder, and start the Grab appliction, which gives you further options.

Actually it's:
  • Command-Shift-3 = Grab entire screen to a file on the desktop
  • Command-Ctrl-Shift-3 = Grab entire screen to clipboard
  • Command-Shift-4 = Grab selection of screen to a file (cursor changes to crosshair)
  • Command-Ctrl-Shift-4 = Grab selection of screen to clipboard
  • Command-Shift-4 followed by space = Grab window to a file (cursor changes to a camera and highlights window/menu under cursor - click mouse on highlighted window/menu)
  • Command-Ctrl-Shift-4 followed by space = Grab window to clipboard

The Command key is the one with the Apple logo for those who don't know.
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