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HuskyOffset

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12. To take a screenshot,

Reply to question everything (Reply #11)

Sun Apr 7, 2019, 01:14 PM

Apr 2019

press shift-command-3 (all three keys, you don't have to press them all down simultaneously, I usually press & then hold shift & command keys, then while holding those down press the "3" key. You should hear a camera shutter sound play and a file named "Screen Shot YYYY-MM-DD at HH.MM.SS" should appear on your desktop.

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I use Firfox browser but when I click on a link in Mac Mail, or other places, Safari opens [View all] question everything Apr 2019 OP

Try this------ at140 Apr 2019 #1

Wrong OS WA-03 Democrat Apr 2019 #3

Go to Firefox preferences- general first up is make default browser. dogman Apr 2019 #2

It is. Checked. Thanks question everything Apr 2019 #5

There is a button that says make default. dogman Apr 2019 #7

The Mac OS controls the default browsers settings WA-03 Democrat Apr 2019 #4

Cannot. When I go to this empty window I am getting a check mark question everything Apr 2019 #6

Hmmmmm HuskyOffset Apr 2019 #8

Yes, followed all the steps question everything Apr 2019 #11

To take a screenshot, HuskyOffset Apr 2019 #12

What version OS X ? nt eppur_se_muova Apr 2019 #9

10.13.6 question everything Apr 2019 #10