Hi I am still new to Mac, and are happy with the new retina mac book pro.
In windos there is a cut out tools. I.e. to cut out content from screnn, copy to applications or save as a jpg file. Is there something similar in mac, as I would guess ? And how to use it. BR Lars
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)
With Mac OS X, it's even easier to make a screenshot of one part of the screen. Just press Command, Shift and 4 keys, and choose a part of the screen. This will create a picture in Desktop, that you will be able to copy to another app or upload to a website. If you want to have a look for more shortcuts > http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11229
These are called screenshots.
To take a full screenshot of your screen, press Shift-Command-3 and the file will save to your desktop.
You can also take a selection screenshot by pressing Shift-Command-4 and then click-dragging the crosshair over the area you want to save.
A further modification is to press Shift-Command-4, followed by pressing the space bar and the cursor will turn to a camera, which you can use to highlight a window and click to take a screenshot just of that window.
Finally, you can include the Control key with any of these combinations, to save the screenshot directly to the clipboard instead of to a file on your Desktop. This will make pasting into some applications quicker and easier.
Press your command-shift-3 keys for a full screenshot, or command-shift-4 to copy a section of the screen.
Screen cut out tool in OS X
