Sometimes you want to keep a copy of something you’re looking at on your computer or phone screen, but it’s not a file that can be saved or a website that can be bookmarked and replicated in exactly ...

You'll have to dust off the Terminal for this tip. Seriously, though, kids, don't let your computer get this filthy. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac By default, any screenshots you take on your Mac, ...

It’s a question we’ve all asked ourselves at some point in time: How do I take a screenshot on this thing? There’s a good reason for that, as knowing exactly how to capture that funny text, strange ...

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 ...

I often snap screenshots on my smartphone, typically to create images for the articles I write. But sometimes I need to capture more of the screen than I can see at once. For instance, I may want to ...

How to Create and Edit Screenshots on Your iPhone or iPad Your email has been sent The ability to take screenshots on your iPhone or iPad is a handy one for any professional who writes tutorials, ...

Today in "things we learned on the internet," did you know you could screenshot an entire webpage on your iPhone? You may think you already know how to screenshot on an iPhone, but you can also do so ...

In the past, the built-in method to create a screenshot in Windows was to use + or to copy a screenshot into the clipboard. You would then have to paste that image into another program that has the ...

Taking a screenshot on your Mac is simple enough, but there are elements of the process that remain mysterious. Beginners may not realize where the screenshot is stored, since by default it goes to ...

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