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Screenshots in OSX

I feel like an idiot. I've been using an application (Freesnap) forever to take screen captures of things in OSX. The ability to capture the screen (or a portion thereof) is friggin built in. Yes, Printscreen or ALT+Printscreen in Windows captures the screen, but you have to paste the capture into a program to save it. In OSX you just Command+Shift+3 or Command+Shift+4 to capture the screen or portion thereof, and it saves the capture right to the desktop, handy!

Last saved: 02/16/2008
Links: /computers/mac / screencaptures.txt