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Does the MacBook have a snipping tool While Windows users have the famous Snip Sketch tool Mac users have a built-in alternative — Screenshot Here's how to use it to "cut out" part of the screen: Press Shift + Command + simultaneously on the keyboard. Your mouse cursor will turn into a cross. Click and drag the cross to select the area you want to "crop". Release the mouse button to take a screenshot. You can find the screenshot on your desktop. How to Take a Screenshot of a Long Web Page on Mac Capturing a long web page on your Mac is very easy.  

Just follow these steps: Open the web page you want to capture. Press Shift + Command + on your Email Marketing List keyboard to open the screenshot toolbar. On the toolbar find the Options button and click on it. Check the box labeled Time Capture. Set a timer that gives you enough time to scroll to the right part of the page. Click the "Capture" button and quickly switch to the web page. A screenshot will be taken automatically as soon as the timer reaches zero. This is magic Your long web page was made in one screenshot. How to crop a page in Pages Cropping a page on pages may be useful if you need to focus on specific content. Try the following steps: Open the document in Pages. Select the page you want to crop from the thumbnails sidebar. Go to the Format tab in the top menu. Click on the Image section.  



Find the Customize option and tap on it. Adjust the page size by dragging the handles or by entering specific dimensions.to perfection How to crop a JPEG image Cropping a JPEG image on pages is a piece of cake Just follow these simple instructions : Open the JPEG image you want to crop in Pages. Click on the image to select it. Go to the Format tab in the top menu. Click on the Image section. Find the Customize option and tap on it. Adjust the crop handles to select the part of the image you want to keep. Marvel at your perfectly cropped JPEG image Does the Mac have a photo editor Yes indeed Mac users have a powerful and versatile “Preview” app that doubles as a photo editor.