I have Logi Options, but I don't see any of the key customizations promised, only an option to keep those keys as function keys. Where are the instructions for key customizations? I just figured out how to do this. Open Logi Options (download it if you don't have it). Click on the Print Screen button outlined in white. Mpg editor mac. Choose Keystroke assignment. May 13, 2010 How to Print Screen on a Mac What is known as 'Print Screen' in the Windows world is called screen captures or screenshots in Mac OS X. You've probably noticed there is no ‘Print Screen' button on a Mac keyboard, this is to both simplify the keyboard and also because it's unnecessary. To take a Mac print screen of the front most window press the follow key combination Option (alt) + Function (fn) + Shift ⇧ + F11 After the screenshot has been taken open Paint, MS Word or any other app and perform the paste action to paste the print screen in the document. Macs don't have a ' Print Screen ' button like their Windows PC keyboard counterparts, but taking screenshots from a Mac that is booted into Windows by way of Boot Camp is easy with a few keyboard shortcuts. The secret is remembering which keys to press, and beyond that the process of printing screen captures in Boot Camp is simple.
PrtScr Rar to zip mac. is the key that is used on Windows keyboard to make screenshots - this key however is specific to Windows keyboards and does not exist on Mac keyboards. So if you attach one of those to a PC you will face a problem whenever you want to make screen shots.
No Print Screen Button
Now a possible solution is given with the F13-F15 keys of the Mac keyboard which are sometimes mapped as different keys on a Windows computer. It is possible that one of those acts as the PrtScr key on your machine (most likely F13) - try and press them all and then pasting a screenshot into Paint to see if Windows has mapped one of them!
