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Here are three ways to edit after taking a screenshot on your Mac. Normally, you save the file and then edit it, but you can also edit it suddenly without saving the file.

Here are two ways to print after taking a screenshot on your Mac. Normally, you save the file before printing, but you can also print without saving the file.

When you take a screenshot on your Mac, the image file in PNG format is usually saved on your desktop. However, on macOS 10.14 Mojave oe later, it is possible to save directly to the genuine Mac application "Photos.app". This page will guide you through the process.

When you take a screenshot of your Mac, it is saved to your desktop in PNG format by default. On this page, I will explain in detail how to change to JPEG / PDF or other image formats, how to restore them, and how to check the current image format using the "Terminal.app".

When you take a screenshot of your Mac, the image file is saved on your desktop by default. Here's how to find out where to save the image file if you can't find it even if you hear a clicking sound when you take a screenshot.

I will show you how to change keyboard shortcuts in Mac screenshots with Illustrated detailed instructions. If you think the default keyboard shortcuts are hard to press and hard to use, please try changing it.

Here's how to crop a part of the screen when taking a screenshot on a Mac. Here, the two methods are explained in detail with illustrations. I also compare the advantages and disadvantages.

Sometimes you want to take a screenshot on your Mac and use it in other apps.Here's how to copy it directly to the clipboard and paste it in another app without having to save it to an image file. I will also show you how to check the contents of the clipboard.

I will show you how to ban screenshot and recordingon your Mac. Please refer to it when you want to ban screenshots for security at school or work.

There are many things you can do with the screenshot function of the Mac, and I think it's hard to understand at first glance. Therefore, it is recommended that you first grasp the basic flow and learn the detailed functions as needed. So, this page explains the basics of Mac screenshots in an easy-to-understand manner using flowcharts and illustrations.