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It's already pretty easy to do this without Carbon -- at least on Windows. 1. Hit print screen on your keyboard 2. Select the rectangle area that you want to
by nickjj 7y ago
It's already pretty easy to do this without Carbon -- at least on Windows.
1. Hit print screen on your keyboard
2. Select the rectangle area that you want to capture
3. Paste it into a tweet
You don't even need an intermediate image on your computer unless you wanted to crop it before sending it to Twitter.
You may also want to consider a step 0 which is to temporarily bump up the font size in your editor to make it more readable in a tweet.
- eugene-s 7y agoCommand+Shift+4 on mac. And on Ubuntu there was something too, but I’ve forgotten the combo
- itsrajju 7y agoShift+PrintScreen. It freezes the screen and lets you draw a rectangle over the area you want to capture.
- nickjj 7y ago> It freezes the screen and lets you draw a rectangle over the area you want to capture. This is what Windows 10 does when you hit print screen on its own (as of a recent'ish update). Then there's also: alt + print screen to automatically capture the focused window. And ctrl + print screen to capture all monitors instead of the focused window.