What are the 3 ways to take a screenshot?

As of my last update in September 2021, here are three common ways to take a screenshot on most devices:

1. Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

   • Windows PC: Press the "PrtScn" key (or "Print Screen" key). This captures the entire screen. To capture only the active window, press "Alt + PrtScn".
   • Mac: Press "Command + Shift + 3" to capture the entire screen. To capture a selected portion of the screen, press "Command + Shift + 4" and then drag to select the area.
   • Linux: It can vary based on the desktop environment, but often it's "PrtScn" for the whole screen and "Alt + PrtScn" for the active window.

2. Using Snipping Tool or Snip & Sketch (Windows) or Grab (Mac):

   • Windows: Snipping Tool (or Snip & Sketch in newer versions) allows you to capture specific parts of the screen. You can find these tools in the Start menu.
   • Mac: The Grab application can be found in the Utilities folder within the Applications folder. It allows you to take screenshots of the whole screen, a selected portion, or a specific window.

3. Using Third-Party Apps:

   • There are numerous third-party applications available that offer advanced screenshot functionalities. Some popular ones include Lightshot, Snagit, and Greenshot. These tools often provide additional features like annotation, editing, and sharing options.

Please note that the methods and specific shortcuts might have changed after my last update in September 2021, so it's a good idea to check the specific instructions for your operating system and version.