Two Corrections in TidBITS 827

On May 9, 2006, at 11:27 PM, Peter C.S. Adams wrote:

> Just in case anyone is unaware of this (I was!) you can do Command-
> Shift-4
> and then hit the space bar for a camera icon that allows you to take a
> screenshot of any open window. Unfortunately, it does not add a window
> border or shadow, but you can add a border relatively easily in
> Photoshop,
> and you can add a shadow with only a few hours' training. :->
> (Sorry, Adobe,
> but you are truly the Microsoft of graphics.) You can also add a
> border with
> a single click in Word or DreamWeaver, if you're writing a manual
> or some
> other sort of documentation.

Or, if you need to do it often, just buy SnapzPro, which is the tool
of choice for screenshots.


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Command-Control-Shift 3 or 4 will put the shot in the clipboard for
pasting into Photoshop or whatever.

Thank you Peter for your comments on Photoshop. I had begun to doubt
my IQ and my ability to learn new tricks (I'm 53) but your comment
reassured me that no-one finds learning Photoshop easy but then again
when I do finally master a technique the buzz is heightened!
Rose.