printing screan

[seastrummer]

does anyone know how i can print my arrange area screen

[shivermetimbers]

If you have a scanner, you could try putting your monitor face down on it and do a scan. Then you could print out the scanned results.

 

 

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_h937HNtz6ek/SxDrEG-E0gI/AAAAAAAAHok/9OlNBFCcoJc/s400/funny-blonde-pictures-30.jpg

[Rev. Juda Sleaze]

Wow Shiv, that's the first time you've genuinely made me LOL

 

@Seastrummer:

 

In Finder, click on "Help" at the top of the screen, then search for "grab". This should give you all the information you need.

[Scott Jackson]

You can do a screenshot and print it. However, your monitors image is only 72 dpi so you will get some blurring even when you reduce the print size to match 8.5"x11" paper. Also, when I tried it, the track lanes came out striped .

[splicktik]

You can press command + shift + f4 and then your cursor will become a small vector tool so you can click and drag to cover and scan whatever you like in your screen. Then a picture will be saved most likely in your desktop and name such as "picture 1".

 

Hope it helps

[Scott Jackson]

You can press command + shift + f4 and then your cursor will become a small vector tool so you can click and drag to cover and scan whatever you like in your screen.

 

Actually, it's just Command + Shift + 4 (not f4) which allows you to do a selective screen shot. You can also use Command + Shift + 3 to capture the entire screen if that's what you need to do.

[Eriksimon]

 

cmd-shift-4 followed by Space is also handy...

 

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5089/5239680048_7c9f053202_b.jpg

 

(scaled down to 800 pixels wide)

[Andyreww]

Wow Shiv, that's the first time you've genuinely made me LOL .

 

Me too - brilliant -made my day...

 

Andy

[splicktik]

Ooops, you got me there,it is 4 instead of f4 indeed.

 

cheers