How to Change the File Format for Screen Capture in Mac OS X

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Tip 1 - Change Screen Capture File Format on Mac OS X

Published:  | Submitted by Max Brazao | permalink

Today, a quick tip for my fellow Mac users. Mac OS X allows various methods for capturing your screen to an image file ... Command+Shift+3: takes a screenshot of the full screen (or screens if multiple monitors), and save it as a file to the desktop Command+Shift+4: brings up a selection box so you can
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Tip 2 - How to Change the Screenshot File Format on Your Mac - Make Tech Easier

Published:  | Submitted by David Coles | permalink
How to Change the Screenshot File Format on Your Mac - Make Tech Easier

By default, OS X saves the screenshot that you captured in PNG format. Here's a little trick for you to change the screenshot file format on your Mac.

Tip 3 - Quickly Change OS X's Default Screenshot Format and Location

Published:  | Submitted by Larry Dix | permalink
Quickly Change OS X's Default Screenshot Format and Location

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.
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Tip 4 - OSX Screenshot App: Can't change screenshot file format

Published:  | Submitted by nigelwaters | permalink
OSX Screenshot App: Can't change screenshot file format

I can't get the MacOS screenshot app to change the file format. I've tried to change the settings with $ rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.screencapture.plist $ defaults write com.apple.screenca...

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