Aaron Adams’s Blowhard Blog

Most of us know that command-shiift-3 takes a picture of the entire screen, and that command-shift-4 creates cross-hairs so that an area of the screen can be captured via selection. But here’s one I learned today that I didn’t know before: Command-shift-4, and then space, changes the cross-hairs to a camera, and that camera takes shots of individual complete windows. Very cool.

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