There are multiple ways to take a screenshot on a Mac (or if you are arriving here from the PC world: print screen on a Mac). We’ll run through the different key combinations and the various ...

The Art of Screen Recording Made Simple Moving beyond static images to dynamic screen recordings, Mac OS offers equally intuitive tools within the Screenshot app, accessible via Shift-Command-5.

Today, we will show you how to take a screenshot on a Mac – don’t worry, it’s super simple. Just follow these steps… Unlike other Operating Systems, Mac OS simplifies the screenshotting process for ...

Captur (Free) isn't really a full-fledge screenshot tool but adds some extra functionality to the one built-in to Mac OS X. Instead of relying on keyboard shortcuts, you can use Captur to initiate ...

If you have a Mac with a Retina display, a screenshot of the entire screen can be huge in PNG format—as big as 7MB. If you'd rather the Mac save in JPG or some other format, change the setting.

Mac OS X only: Many of you are familiar with screen capture tool Snagit (in fact, it won our Hive Five in the category), and now Mac users have a chance to try out a beta version of this feature ...

There are several options for taking remote screenshots and specifying what to take a remote screenshot of in OS X. Topher Kessler MacFixIt Editor Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years ...

ScreenShot Pro Carbon 1.5.2 is an alternative ... Retrospect client beta for Mac OS X Server 10.0 is now available. The final release version of the Retrospect client for Mac OS X Server will ...

For most new Mac users — especially if they’re coming from Windows — one of the first questions they need to ask is how to take a screenshot on a Mac? There’s no dedicated Print Screen key ...

Apple has introduced a screen capture interface that unifies the screenshot and screen recording features on Mac, making accessing them easier from one place. A new floating palette brings the ...

To take a screenshot in Mac OS X, you can press Command + Shift + 4 and drag a box around the screen portion you wish to capture, or press Command + Shift + 3 to capture an image of your entire ...