It is quite common for us to take a quick screenshot of something when we find it a bit interesting, either for further reading at a later time or sharing it with others. On a Windows 11 PC, taking a ...

One of the most useful features on any system — be it a computer or a mobile device — is screenshots. Screenshot or screen capture is a way to instantly capture the contents on a screen and save it on ...

If you do not see the Screenshots folder, you need to hit Win+PrtScr to take a screenshot first. This screenshot will then be saved in the Screenshots folder, which will be created by Windows to save ...

You'll have to dust off the Terminal for this tip. Seriously, though, kids, don't let your computer get this filthy. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac By default, any screenshots you take on your Mac, ...

Changing the default screenshot save location on Windows is a small tweak that can simplify organizing files, especially when ...

Macs have a pretty good built-in screenshot utility, but it doesn't come packed with a lot of options. One of the problems is the fact you can't easily change the file type or save location of those ...

Ever wish OS X's screenshots ended up somewhere other than your desktop? A one-line terminal command can change all that, allowing you to store them anywhere you like. Just enter the following command ...

Mac OS X's screenshot utility is a system that automatically saves your screenshots upon pressing certain keyboard shortcuts. By default they're saved to your desktop, and short of using Terminal this ...

Those of us who take screenshots for a living—OK, maybe it just seems like it sometimes—generally agree that Ambrosia Software’s Snapz Pro X is the king of screenshot utilities. However, Mac OS X ...