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Grab.app now supports window capture
Actually, it's been an option for quite a while, though I don't know about it being available in the menu. If you hit command-shift-4 for a screenshot anywhere in the OS and then press the space bar, you get a camera icon. Whatver window you click on (highlighted in your default highlight color) will be captured as your screen shot. I think they added this in 10.2, but I could be wrong. It's been around for at least 10.3 on.
Grab.app now supports window capture
This might have been fixed during the 10.3.4 upgrade. Personally, I have gotten so use to command + shift + space + 4 that I didn't bother to look at Grab.app until a few days ago and noticed that it was enabled.
Grab.app now supports window capture
Whenever I go to the Grab service, I always see the "Screen", "Selection", and "Timed Screen" options grayed out. What apps actually support Grab services?
Grab Services
I've used the Grab services only once, in OmniGraffle, because they finally were not greyed out and I wanted to see how it worked.... I'd sure like to use them with apps I use often, though :( All those services are neat, but it seems sooo few apps support even one or two of them.
Grab.app now supports window capture
Services operate on the current selection and input context.
Grab.app now supports window capture
Thanks, I just tried this and it works. I didn't know how to use the grab services before. I normally would just drag and drop the picture to where I want it. But services let you insert a picture where you want. That's makes Grab.app more convenient for inserting images into a document.
Grab.app now supports window capture
Thanks for clearing that up; I always wondered by even Apple apps like Safari showed me nothing but greyed-out Grab options on the Services menu. Seems to me that this reliance on pasteboard ability is a handicap to Grab -- I don't use it, since there are good screen cap utils out there and since, if I want to cap a window, I can always use Apple's built-in method: CMD-SHIFT-4, then whack the spacebar .... Personally, I favor Constrictor, because its options and preferences suit my needs perfectly.
Grab.app now supports window capture
you didn't understand, obviously.
Grab.app now supports window capture
I sure have missed the easy kybd shortcut for capturing a window and found opening Grab and then using Capture Window a clunky work-around. Thanks for this new one! (Now Apple, why couldn't you have kept it cmd-shift-caps-4 instead of shifting it to cmd-shift-4-space?) :)
twist at Command-Shift-3
I can't get Grap at to work, but the Command-Shift-3 and Command-Shift-4 with og without the spacebar, witch save the picture in a file, has a twist. |
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