Apple Keyboard on Remote Access to Windows

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jackyleunght2002

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#273328 17-Aug-2020 08:55

Hello

Learning how to use the Apple hardware haha

Can somebody please tell me, when I doing remote desktop to my work, it is Windows operating System

What command do I press to screenshot the entire screen using my Apple keyboard?

Thank you very much

Jacky

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#2542626 17-Aug-2020 08:58

Just use your Mac shortcuts.

Command + Shift + 4 > then Spacebar

That will screenshot and save to your Desktop.

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jackyleunght2002

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#2542868 17-Aug-2020 13:52

Jiriteach:

Just use your Mac shortcuts.

Command + Shift + 4 > then Spacebar

That will screenshot and save to your Desktop.

Hi there

Yeap, i got it working when I am on the apple operation system.

but what I am saying is, when I am on remote desktop, my organization is using Windows.

How can I screen shot my entire screen when using my apple keyboard at Windows remote desktop. (I only have F1-F12 only), don't have the F15 like those people at youtube are providing

thank you very much

Jacky

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#2542892 17-Aug-2020 14:13

jackyleunght2002:

Jiriteach:

Just use your Mac shortcuts.

Command + Shift + 4 > then Spacebar

That will screenshot and save to your Desktop.

Hi there

Yeap, i got it working when I am on the apple operation system.

but what I am saying is, when I am on remote desktop, my organization is using Windows.

How can I screen shot my entire screen when using my apple keyboard at Windows remote desktop. (I only have F1-F12 only), don't have the F15 like those people at youtube are providing

thank you very much

Jacky

Yup - You can still use the same key combination and have that save onto your Mac OR are you wanting to screenshot and save it on Windows via Remote Desktop? I just use the Snipping Tool in Windows.

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jackyleunght2002

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#2543238 17-Aug-2020 21:27

I actually want to screen shot on my screen and then I can directly paste into the email/document straight away rather than putting as a separate file and attach it to the email

thanks

Jacky

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#2543282 17-Aug-2020 22:59

You can use the snipping tool. If you are running a relatively new version of windows 10, you can take a snap on the apple keyboard by pressing cmd + shift + s