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How to Take a Screenshot

Welcome! Whether you're on a computer, phone, or tablet, taking a screenshot is a handy skill. Our AI assistant is here to help guide you through the process. Let's make capturing what's on your screen simple and straightforward.

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Taking a screenshot can be super handy! On a Windows computer, you can press the "PrtScn" button to capture the whole screen, or "Alt + PrtScn" for just the active window. On a Mac, "Shift + Command + 3" captures the entire screen, while "Shift + Command + 4" lets you select a portion. What device are you looking to take a screenshot on? Are you trying to capture something specific?