To check the status of any current printing jobs, click the Print Queue button. One more nice thing about printing on your Mac: The various programs you work in give you lots more custom printing options. For example, you can print a CD jewel case insert in iTunes or a pocket address book in Address Book. Press and hold Shift + Command + 4 keys on your MacBook Air. Now your pointer will change into a reticle form. Courtesy: Apple.com. Click and drag to take a screenshot of a region. Leave the mouse to save your screenshot on the desktop. Here’re a few other ways to take a Mac screenshot via Shift + Command + 4.
As a regular MacBook user, you may need to take screenshots on various occasions. It may be for tutorials, video making, or classroom presentations. A grabbed image will help you to present things in a better way.
Taking a screenshot on MacBook is so simple as you would think. Today we’ll explain different ways to capture screenshots on your Mac computer.
Let us check how to take a screenshot on your MacBook.
Take a screenshot of the entire screen
Press and hold these keyword combinations to take a screen shot of your entire screen on Mac.
1. Shift + Command
Press and hold Shift + Command (⌘) keys together on your keyboard to view on-screen controls. Click the ‘Capture entire screen’ () icon. Now your pointer will be converted to a camera icon. Click any screen to take a screenshot or tap Capture on the on-screen menu.
2. Shift + Command + 3
It is another keyboard shortcut to capture your entire screen. Press the keyboard combination of Shift + Command + 3 and you should hear a camera sound now. The entire screen will be recorded and you can see the output on Desktop as a .png file in ‘screenshot date at time’ name.
Take a screenshot of part of the screen
Want to take a screenshot of a selected area? Learn what to do.
1. Shift + Command
Use the keyboard shortcut combinations of Shift + Command (⌘) to get on-screen controls. Click ‘Capture a selected portion’ ( ) icon from the menu. Click and drag to select a portion of your screen to take a screenshot. When finished, tap Capture from the on-screen controls.
2. Shift + Command + 4
Press and hold Shift + Command + 4 keys on your MacBook Air. Now your pointer will change into a reticle form.
Click and drag to take a screenshot of a region.
Done. Leave the mouse to save your screenshot on the desktop.
Here’re a few other ways to take a Mac screenshot via Shift + Command + 4,
Press and hold the space bar until you see a camera icon. Drag it to the desired part of your screen to take a screenshot. Then, the selected area will appear in a light blue color. The screenshot will save to your desktop in .png format with the label ‘screenshot’ and date and time of recording the screen.
Press and release the space bar to see a camera icon. Drag it over a particular area to take the screen shot. Click anywhere in the selected area to save your screenshot.
Take a screenshot of a window
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1. Shift + Command
Hold down Shift and Command (⌘) keys to see the on-screen menu. Click ‘Capture a Window’ ( ) option. Your pointer will be converted to a camera icon. Click a window to take a screenshot. Tap Capture from on-screen controls to grab the image.
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2. Shift + Command + 4 + Space
Press Shift + Command + 4 + Space shortcut keys on your MacBook. Now you will see the cursor in the form of a camera icon. Click a window to capture it.
Shift + Command + 5
If you are using macOS Mojave or later versions, a separate Screenshots app is also available to record your screen. Press Shift + Command + 5 to open the app.
It will contain a number of tools like this,
Mouse over a tool to know more about it. They allow you to take a screenshot of your entire screen, a window, a portion of the screen, record an entire screen, and record a portion of the screen respectively.
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