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The default way to capture your screen to a file is to press the PrintScreen key. The program [[Special:myLanguage/Spectacle|Spectacle]] will pop up. It allows you to capture | The default way to capture your screen to a file is to press the <keycap>PrintScreen</keycap> key. The program [[Special:myLanguage/Spectacle|Spectacle]] will pop up. It allows you to capture | ||
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However, some people want their screenshots to be stored without any further interaction. This can be useful during documentation work when you want to do a lot of screenshots without interrupting work. One solution is to set up Shift+PrintScreen to trigger a screenshot. To do this | However, some people want their screenshots to be stored without any further interaction. This can be useful during documentation work when you want to do a lot of screenshots without interrupting work. One solution is to set up <keycap>Shift + PrintScreen</keycap> to trigger a screenshot. To do this | ||
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* click on <menuchoice>Trigger</menuchoice> -> <menuchoice>Shortcut</menuchoice> and press | * click on <menuchoice>Trigger</menuchoice> -> <menuchoice>Shortcut</menuchoice> and press <keycap>Shift + PrintScreen</keycap>. Shift+Print should then appears in the button: | ||
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Setting up Shift+PrintScreen as global shortcut]] | Setting up Shift + PrintScreen as global shortcut]] | ||
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Now whenever you press Shift+PrintScreen your screen will be saved to your Pictures folder with a timestamp in its name, e.g. | Now whenever you press <keycap>Shift + PrintScreen</keycap> your screen will be saved to your Pictures folder with a timestamp in its name, e.g. | ||
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[[Category:Graphics]] [[Category:Tutorials] | [[Category:Graphics]] [[Category:Tutorials]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:46, 12 July 2019
The default way to capture your screen to a file is to press the PrintScreen key. The program Spectacle will pop up. It allows you to capture
- the complete screen
- single windows
- a rectangular region on the screen
However, some people want their screenshots to be stored without any further interaction. This can be useful during documentation work when you want to do a lot of screenshots without interrupting work. One solution is to set up Shift + PrintScreen to trigger a screenshot. To do this
- start System Settings, navigate to -> ->
- click on -> and press Shift + PrintScreen. Shift+Print should then appears in the button:
- click on
Now whenever you press Shift + PrintScreen your screen will be saved to your Pictures folder with a timestamp in its name, e.g. Screenshot_20190107_224731.png.