The Mac has evolved over the years, but one thing that's remained constant, as far as we can remember, is how to take a screenshot on MacOS. So, whether you have the newest MacBook laptops, iMac ...

On a Mac, capturing a screenshot is a straightforward process that can be accomplished in a few different ways, depending on whether you want to capture the entire screen, a specific window, or just a ...

Screenshot Mac functionality on MacBook Air provides users with fast, versatile ways to capture their screen without relying on third-party apps. With built-in keyboard shortcuts MacBook Air owners ...

Use keyboard shortcut: Press Command (⌘) + Shift + 3 on your keyboard. The screenshot will be automatically saved to your desktop. The file name will start with “Screen Shot” and the date and time it ...

Screenshotting full screens, select portions of a screen, select windows, the tool bar and even screen recording are all possible on Mac computers–here’s how. There are multiple short cut keys to use ...

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There is no better machine to screen capture with than Macs and MacBooks, period. Apple has made it incredibly easy to snap a picture of the full or part of the screen. If you’re used to Windows and ...

There are several ways you can take screenshots on a Mac. Preview offers the option from its File menu. There's also a little screen capture app in the macOS Utilities folder called Screenshot. But ...