Apple computers have the macOS operating system, which has different commands when operating the equipment, compared to other devices that have the Windows operating system, which is the most used in the world.
We tell you step by step how you can do a screenshot of your computer Mac, how you can take a partial shot and where you can find these images.
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How to take a total screenshot?
In this case, you must press the arrow keys. ‘Shift’ + the ‘Command’ button + the number 3.
Once this step is completed, the person will see a thumbnail image of the capture at the bottom of the screen, so the user can click on it and edit it, if they wish.
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How to capture only part of the screen?
For this process, the person must hold down the arrow keys. ‘Shift’ + ‘Command’ + the number 4.
With this, the person will see the cursor of the mouse as a small cross, which you can drag in the area of the screen that you want to have the image of. To move the selection, press and hold the space bar. If you want to cancel the capture, just press the key Esc.
How to capture a screen window?
The keys must be pressed at the same time ‘Shift’ + ‘Command’ + the number 4 + the space bar. With this, the user the cursor will be transformed into a camera icon and will be able to take a screenshot of only the window in which the person is.
Where can you find the screenshots?
Users will be able to find the screenshots on the computer’s ‘Desktop’. These images are saved including the date and time they were taken.
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