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Shift+Command+5 gives you the full screenshot experience, and let’s you define where to put it (Desktop, clipboard, etc.) Once you select a location, it will be
by greggsy 5y ago
Shift+Command+5 gives you the full screenshot experience, and let’s you define where to put it (Desktop, clipboard, etc.) Once you select a location, it will be the default for next time.
Preview let’s you create a PDF pretty easily?
No idea what’s going on with your restart issue tho.
- taeric 5y agoThanks for the 5 tip! Hopefully I remember that. Not clear how to use preview to make a pdf with multiple images. I'm guessing that is something that is easy if you have to do it often? I'd probably reach for html or word. Probably word, first.
- musicale 5y agoThe easiest way is to open your PDF document in Preview, turn on View > Thumbnails (if it isn't on already) and drag and drop your image document into the thumbnail pane. You can combine entire PDF documents this way, either dragging them from a Finder window or dragging the title bar icon from an open document. You can also drag and drop thumbnails between open PDF documents in Preview, and you can create a new document from the clipboard if needed using File > New from Clipboard. (Note if you want to drag other pages into it you will need to save it as a PDF first.)
- greggsy 5y agoIf you open the thumbnail pane, you can drag pages between other documents opened in Preview, including images.