Choosing the second option, "Screenshot of the entire screen" and clicking on the "Snap" button will take a screenshot of the entire computer screen (Thumbnail #8).Clicking the blue highlighted screen will open the screenshot of that screen in the Gimp Work screen (Thumbnail #7). (Thumbnail #6 with HubPage screen highlighted in blue, camera not shown). Moving the camera over the various open screens will highlight the screen with a blue tint. Choosing the first option, "Screenshot of a single window and clicking on the "Snap" button in the lower right corner will reveal an icon of a camera.From the "Screenshot Menu", you will have 3 options: Screenshot of a single window, Screenshot of the entire screen, Screenshot of a regional section.Clicking on "Screenshot" will reveal the "Screenshot Menu" (Thumbnail #5).Slide the cursor over to the second pull down menu and highlight "Screenshot" (Thumbnail #3 and #4). From the click on the "File" option to expose a pull-down menu, move the cursor down and highlight "Create" to reveal a second pull-down menu.Thumbnail Image #2 is a close up of the Gimp work screen and menu.
You'll notice the toolbar on the left and the Gimp work screen with the menu above it in the middle of the screen. Double click on the Gimp icon on your dock, opening the program on top of your web browser page (thumbnail Image #1).Open your web browser to the page you want to take a screenshot of.To get a screenshot with Gimp (Thumbnails referred to are below): You can then place a copy of the " Gimp" icon on your dock just like you did the "Grab" icon.
#Key code for screenshot on mac software#
(Keyboard shortcut: "Shift" + "Command" + "Z") The screen will be captured 10 seconds after you click on "Start Timer" from the pop-up window.ĭownload the Gimp software to your Mac and place in your "Applications" File on your hard drive.
"Screen" to capture the entire screen (Thumbnail #4).Then click again on the window you want to capture. (Keyboard shortcut: "Shift" + "Command" + "W") When the window you want is ready, you click on "Choose Window" from the little pop-up screen. "Window" to capture a window (Thumbnail #3).Releasing the click bar captures the area you selected. (Keyboard shortcut: "Shift" + "Command" + "4") You drag over the portion of the screen you wish to capture. "Selection" to capture only a part of the screen that you select (Thumbnail #2).With the "Grab" program open, from the menu bar, under the "Capture" pull down menu (Thumbnail #1 below), you can take a screenshot. Anytime you double click on the "Grab" icon on your dock, the "Grab" program will open and you will find its menu bar across the top of your screen.Mac HD => Applications => Utilities => "Grab" Icon.
First, find the program in the Utilities folder on your Mac hard drive.To make this program readily available on your Dock: Grab is a utility program that comes preloaded on Mac computers. Method #2: Grab, a Utility Program in Your Applications File You can import the image to a website/blog by following the upload instructions for that particular site.Again, after saving the modified image, you can use it just like any other photo. You can also import the image into other programs capable of making significant changes to it such as Gimp, a GNU Image Manipulation Program.After saving the modified image, you can use it just like any other photo. You can make some basic changes to it such as rotate, zoom in or out, flip, or adjust the size. Double-clicking on the image icon on your desktop will open the image in Preview.
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