Take a screen capture from the command line
Taking screenshots from the command line is made easy, thanks to a utility included in Mac OS X called screencapture. Here’s how to use it: screencapture test.jpg The screen capture will then appear in the directory that the command was executed. There are more advanced features to the screencapture utility though, here’s a few examples. Open the screencapture in Preview immediately after being ta
Download of the Day: InstantShot (Mac)
Mac OS X only: Freeware app InstantShot is a menubar app that takes screenshots of your Mac desktop, windows, or selection, and saves them in one of three formats. Macs come with decent built-in screenshot capabilities (Cmd-Shift-3 for fullscreen, Cmd-Shift-4 for selection), but it's relatively limited. However, InstantShot's different outputs (.jpg, .tiff, and my favorite, .png), its pixel-specif
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