Hrant H Papazian8 February 2014 · 12:07On Windows it's one button (labeled "Prnt Scrn") but on OSX it's the much more intuitive Option-Control-Alt-Something... hhp
sinols8 February 2014 · 13:58Need to "print screen" the hole website. Like webgalleries. Best, Sindre
James Michaels8 February 2014 · 18:13On a Mac, taking a screen shot just saves the portion of the screen visible on your monitor, so long web pages might get cut off. A workaround is to press Command-P (Print) and in the print dialog box choose Save as PDF. The resulting PDF will be of the entire web page.
David Somers9 February 2014 · 10:34On a Mac, I use WebSnapper as this can save a webpage as a PDF where it makes the page as long as necessary for the whole content, i.e. no page breaks. Best, David
imick10 February 2014 · 14:06Mac: http://derailer.org/paparazzi/ PC: http://www.ducklink.com/p/free-screen-capture-tool/ Web App: http://snapito.com/
Special-K13 February 2014 · 19:42Acrobat Pro will capture a website into PDF also: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/X/pro/using/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615...
jselig18 February 2014 · 13:28For Mac, Paparazzi is by far the best utility I've used. It's a great tool.
On a Mac, I use WebSnapper as this can save a webpage as a PDF where it makes the page as long as necessary for the whole content, i.e. no page breaks.
Best,
David