Windows
Option 1:
Press “PrtScn” (It captures the entire screen and copies it to the clipboard)
If you would like a screenshot of just a single Window:
Hold down “ALT” and Press “PrtScn”
Now that the screenshot is in your clipboard. Paste it in a document:
Hold down “CTRL” and Press “V”
If you would like to save the document just as a graphics file:
Go to Start
Paint
Paste Image
Save
Option 2:
Go to Start
Type in Snipping Tool
Click on New
Drag the area you would like a Screenshot of
Save
Mac OsX
Option 1:
Hold down “Command” and “Shift”and Press “3”
( This will capture the entire screen and automatically saves it to your Desktop)
If you would like a partial screenshot:
Hold down “Command” and “Shift” and Press “4”
Option 2:
If you would like a screenshot in the clipboard instead:
Hold down “Control” and use any of the combinations above
Then to paste the image into a document
Hold down “Command” and Press “V”
Ubuntu (Linux)
Option 1:
Press “PrintScreen” (This will take a screenshot of the entire screen)
If you would like a screenshot of a particular window:
Press “Alt” and “PrintScreen”
Option 2:
User- Interface option
Go to Applications >> Accessories >>Take Screenshot (It will give you the option to Grab the whole desktop, current window or select area to grab)
Click Take Screenshot
Gnome-screenshot utility Command-Line Option
To capture the entire screen:
To capture the current window:
Option 3: Using GIMP
Launch GIMP
Go to File >> Create >> Screenshot
Select the desired “Area”
Click Snap
iOS
Press “Home” and “Sleep/Wake” at the same time
(The screenshot will be saved to the “Photos” application)
Android
(This applies for Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 and above)
Hold down “Volume Down” and “Power” at the same time
(The screenshot will be saved to the Screenshots folder in the “Photos” app)
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