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I think he is referring to how on windows you can only screenshot the entire screen. Not sure if that has changed in recent years.
by reustle 9y ago
I think he is referring to how on windows you can only screenshot the entire screen. Not sure if that has changed in recent years.
- vetinari 9y agoYou can also screenshot the current window (Alt-PrtSc). Since Vista, there is also snipping tool, which allows the same things as Mac screenshoting.
- vic20forever 9y agoWin-Shift-S to select a rectangular area to capture
- konart 9y agoYou can totally screenshot anything anyway you like on windows. The only difference is that windows has separate utility for this instead of a shortkey