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The great thing about Shottr vs system screenshots is the annotations you can put up very quickly. E.g. 1. $hotkey for screenshot 3. Hit enter to edit 4. Press
by noahtallen 2y ago
The great thing about Shottr vs system screenshots is the annotations you can put up very quickly. E.g.
1. $hotkey for screenshot
3. Hit enter to edit
4. Press A to draw an arrow with the mouse
5. Cmd-c to dismiss the edit window and copy & paste wherever.
So it basically only takes as long as you take to click down an arrow with your mouse
- al_borland 2y agoI usually use Markup for drawing on screenshots. It's not a rich as Shottr, but I'm usually just drawing a box around something or making an arrow to draw someone's attention.
- EricE 2y agoSide note - shift-command-1 ejected the floppy in disk drive one, shift-command-2 ejected the floppy in disk drive two and thus screen shot landed on shift-command-3 I remember when I got my second floppy drive and thought I was living the high life not having to swap disks!