On Friday, July 4, 2003, at 06:56 PM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
Instead of using 'Grab', which you forgot to mention above, you can also
try this:
command-shift-3 grab entire screen (or screens for multiple monitors) command-shift-4 crosshair: press & drag to grab user-defined area
Also: Press the control key with the above to grab to the Clipboard (ready for pasting) instead of to a file on disk.
Also: Do Command-Shift-4, then hit the spacebar; the cursor will change to a camera icon, and windows you move it over will highlight; you can then grab just the contents of that window.
Sorry about that. I meant the "Grab" program in the OS X utilities folder.
Interesting. I tried what you mention above and the screen (or part of screen) is saved on my system as a PDF file. Is that what it's supposed to do? If so, then the Grab program is a probably a better choice. The PDF file didn't look that great while Grab saves the screen shots as much higher quality TIFF files.
-Ben
Senior Medical Photographer Medical Photography & Media Design Services Sinai Hospital of Baltimore
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