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You say share as needed, but I’ve not found a great way to just grab it to the clipboard or get the file handle from there. My go to workaround is to screensho

• gorgoiler 4y ago
  You are in good company. I often screenshot two things, arrange the windows next to or on top of each other, screenshot that and use it as the backdrop for my world domination plans / next releng planning meeting.
• reaperducer 4y ago
  The two ways I do it are: 1. If the program I'm trying to share with is available in the Share control, I use that. 2. Since I already have a Screenshots folder in my dock that displays as a fan, and is sorted by most recently added, I click "done" on the annotated screenshot, then I can click on that folder in the dock, and it's right there, ready to be dragged into any other application.
  • aidos 4y ago
    This is a reasonable way of dealing with it. I've just created the dock folder and now it's a lot easier to get to (except that I have dock as minimal as possible, so it's still a little fiddly). It does feel like just hitting ctrl-c in annotations should copy to clipboard. I know pretty much every other combination of screenshot shortcut mentioned here, but this workflow has irked me ever since they added the annotation tools. I can work with this, thanks!
• cassianoleal 4y ago
  ⌘c after annotating in the way GP mentioned copies the annotated screenshot to the clipboard, you don't need to screenshot the tool.
  • aidos 4y ago
    I couldn’t get that to work. So annotate, and with Lou t doing anything else, just cmd-c?
    • cassianoleal 4y ago
      Pretty much, yeah. Oh, you might need to deselect any annotations you have added (click on background) before pressing ⌘c.