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Among other questions and apologies for not knowing and being
so bold to even ask, the em@il contained this question:
under windows nor how… I know nothing about windows.
I suppose on any Mac, when pressing Shift-Command-4, the cur-
sor will change to a crosshair. This command will permit to frame
or select a part of the screen by clicking and dragging over the de-
sired area.
Pressing Shift-Command-3, will take automatically the whole screen.
One more for you guys
The default, when it comes to saving the shots, is TIFF… not very
clever. Why save in such a large file format when the destination
is the web? There is a way out though:
Open Terminal — it lives in the Utilities ƒ — and do nothing else
but to paste this line after the dark block:
and press "return". This will change the default, system wide, to jpeg.
If you don"t like that, just re-open Terminal and paste:
and return.
Have a good time!
Among other questions and apologies for not knowing and being
so bold to even ask, the em@il contained this question:
May I ask how you do the website pictures you posted in
the last days about Apple, your iMac and the iMac Pro?
This addresses those with Macs as I don't know if it can be donethe last days about Apple, your iMac and the iMac Pro?
under windows nor how… I know nothing about windows.
I suppose on any Mac, when pressing Shift-Command-4, the cur-
sor will change to a crosshair. This command will permit to frame
or select a part of the screen by clicking and dragging over the de-
sired area.
Pressing Shift-Command-3, will take automatically the whole screen.
One more for you guys
The default, when it comes to saving the shots, is TIFF… not very
clever. Why save in such a large file format when the destination
is the web? There is a way out though:
Open Terminal — it lives in the Utilities ƒ — and do nothing else
but to paste this line after the dark block:
defaults write com.apple.screencapture type jpg
and press "return". This will change the default, system wide, to jpeg.
If you don"t like that, just re-open Terminal and paste:
defaults write com.apple.screencapture type tiff or
defaults write com.apple.screencapture type png or
defaults write com.apple.screencapture type pdf FWIW
defaults write com.apple.screencapture type png or
defaults write com.apple.screencapture type pdf FWIW
and return.
Have a good time!
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