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Use Butler and SnapClip to capture JPEG screens
There are other ways to do it, do a search for screencapture and jpeg or jpg and you will quickly find that most people use scripts to convert pdf to jpg. I believe that once you set it up using snapclip and butler, it is simple. What I do to simplify the process is to make sure that I have snapclip and butler startup on login. It runs in the background and I never know that it is there until I need to use it. I don't have to remember snapclip preferences shift+command+5 thru shift+command+8 to take a jpg image since my screen capture jpg is mapped to shift+command+3 and my window jpg is mapped to shift+command+4. Window jpg allows you to cature a window. This is really is 2nd nature to me. I don't think about it anymore. |
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