One way to grab a screen is
Apple+shift +4
which should change your cursor from an arrow to crosshair,
then click & drag from the crosshair to cover that part of the screen
you require.
The resultant picture will appear as a PDF file on your hard drive
called Picture 1 ... the next available number if you already have some.
Sorry I have not learnt about the help files yet,
but I assume you are going to the top under Help
Bob
On Saturday, February 21, 2004, at 02:36 PM, Mark Scholmann wrote:
New to the new Mac's and our e-Mac in our Test room, doesn't seem to
have
any Help files ?
I was trying to work out how to "capture" (grab) a screen for test
purposes, but when trying help there appeared to be no information or a
"null" topic available.
How can I re-instate this one aspect of the OS ?
Thanks,
Mark Scholmann
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