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hj wrote:
Very simple. Click on the photo / cartoon whatever. Brings up a menu - then click "Save image as..." and that brings up another window asking where to save. I save mine to the desktop and then place it where I want it.
OR
You can use the screen capture feature.
Command-Shift-4 will set up the cursor. You then place the cursor on one corner of the screen and click-drag it to another place to create a rectangle. When you release the cursor it will place a screen shot on your desktop.
This has the advantage that what you copy doesn't have to be an image. It can be a page of text or anything your screen can show.
Jan 12, 2022 18:08:26 #
Jan 12, 2022 19:50:29 #
hj
Loc: Florida
DirtFarmer wrote:
OR
You can use the screen capture feature.
Command-Shift-4 will set up the cursor. You then place the cursor on one corner of the screen and click-drag it to another place to create a rectangle. When you release the cursor it will place a screen shot on your desktop.
This has the advantage that what you copy doesn't have to be an image. It can be a page of text or anything your screen can show.
You can use the screen capture feature.
Command-Shift-4 will set up the cursor. You then place the cursor on one corner of the screen and click-drag it to another place to create a rectangle. When you release the cursor it will place a screen shot on your desktop.
This has the advantage that what you copy doesn't have to be an image. It can be a page of text or anything your screen can show.
You are correct on all points. I prefer the "save image as..." since it creates a jpg which seems to have a sharper image rather than the screen grab. Yes, I often use the screen capture for items (including text) that is not an actual photo or graphic.
Jan 14, 2022 19:37:12 #
Dalek wrote:
These are better then great. How do you copy them on a Mac?
Click Download. RIGHT-click or CONTROL-Click on the image. Choose Save Image to Downloads or Save Image As...
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