How-to on Mac: take a Quick screen shot


Do you wondering how to take a screenshot on a Mac? Don't worry, because there are the same questions along the world: "How do I take a pic on my Mac?", "How do you take a screen shot?", "How do you control print screen on a Mac?", etc.

There are a sort of screenshot methods in MacOS, regardless your iOS (Mojave or High Sierra) all of them produce a screenshot images.

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