When it comes to recording your screen on Windows 10, the number one software that everyone will suggest is OBS (Open Broadcaster Studio). It is a great app; it can record and stream, you can use it to set up scenes, and it can record the desktop, a particular window, …
Read More »How to find screenshots on macOS
macOS has the best stock screenshot utility of any desktop OS in the market today. You can get impressive, third-party, feature-rich screenshot tools for Windows 10 but there is little that can beat having a great tool out-of-the-box on your OS. The macOS screenshot tool can take screenshots, record screencasts, …
Read More »How to make Flameshot the default Linux screenshot app
Flameshot is an excellent screenshot tool, but it doesn’t set itself as the default screenshot app once installed. Instead, users need to set it up themselves. To do this, you will need to modify the default screenshot shortcuts on your desktop. In this guide, we’ll show you how to set …
Read More »How to save Snip & Sketch screenshots on Windows 10
Windows 10 has two different built-in ways for taking screenshots; Snip & Sketch (Ctrl + Shift + S shortcut), and the Win+PrntScrn tool. The Snip & Sketch tool offers different ways to take screenshots i.g., a window, or a part of the screen, and it has an editor that you …
Read More »How to enable/disable screenshot flash on Windows 10
Windows 10 supports two different methods for taking screenshots; PrntScrn, and Win+PrntScrn. PrntScrn here refers to the Print Screen key on your keyboard which will capture everything on the screen to your clipboard. You then have to manually paste it into an image editor and save it as a file …
Read More »How to enable sound alert for screenshots on Windows 10
Windows 10 allows users to take a screenshot with the Win+PrintScrn keyboard shortcut. This feature saves a full-screen screenshot to the Pictures library and when the screenshot is captured, the screen flashes to indicate that a screenshot has been taken. If you’re not a fan of the screen flashing and …
Read More »How to hide private info in Linux screenshots
Do you take a lot of screenshots on your Linux PC? Are you weary that you may be sharing private information in the screenshots you take of your desktop? Not sure how to protect yourself when you take screenshots? We can help! Follow along with our guide as we show …
Read More »How to screenshot UAC prompt on Windows 10
When a user, admin or otherwise, attempts to install an app, open Command Prompt with admin rights, or edit the registry, they’re stopped by the User Access Control (UAC) prompt. The prompt is easy to by-pass if you know the admin user credentials. This user prompt window is a higher …
Read More »How to change the Steam screenshots folder on Windows 10
Games and gameplay are now broadcast live. There are platforms competing to be the preferred platform that gamers will use or people will tune into to watch. Not everyone who plays games streams them but plenty of gamers will take screenshots of their gameplay now and then. Some games have …
Read More »How to screenshot individual UI elements on macOS
Screenshot tools tend to focus on windows, specific areas on the screen, or the entire screen. On macOS, those are the three types of screenshots you can take out of the box. Third-party screenshot tools have similar options and they all tend to focus on entire screens, whole windows, or …
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