Print Screen with MacBook keyboard in Boot Camp Windows

First off, Happy New Year to you! I hope you had a great Christmas.

My day to day laptop is a white Apple MacBook which runs Snow Leopard and Windows 7 Ultimate using Boot Camp. This is fab as it enables me to go out to both Mac and PC customers and bring just one laptop. However, I’ve often needed to take a screen grab when in Windows mode and couldn’t figure out the keyboard shortcut, here it is:

fn + shift + F11

For the full list of these shortcut follow the link below, it’s for MacBook Pros but gives a good idea…

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1220

Note: If you have a USB PC keyboard connected the PrtScr button should work fine.

Comments

Anonymous said…

Thank you. It was very useful.

20 June 2012 at 17:56

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