How To Change Default File Format For Screenshots Mac OS X - QT#6

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http://www.macstudioa.com - How to Change The Default Screenshot File Format on Mac OS X. Terminal Commands To Change The Default File Format for Screenshots. SUBSCRIBE For More Videos Like This:http://goo.gl/88PNgx Screenshot on Mac Using Keyboard http://youtu.be/Jhzr1OMZ08E MacStudioA - 60 Seconds Quick Tips #06: Change Default File Format For Screenshots Mac OS X. http://youtu.be/4jbaXbisjI8 MacStudioA - 60 Seconds Quick Tips #01: How to use the Mac Preview Magnifier in OS X Mavericks or OS X Mountain Lion. MacStudioA - 60 Seconds Quick Tips #02: Finding OS X Mavericks 43 Hidden Wallpapers. http://youtu.be/0Tfb_Qh6ePo MacStudioA - 60 Seconds Quick Tips #03: Top 5 OS X Option Key Tips. http://youtu.be/5Bkj0K18MiU MacStudioA - 60 Seconds Quick Tips #04: How To Use Emoji in Mavericks http://youtu.be/aa5GwTl7XIM MacStudioA - 60 Seconds Quick Tips #05: Show Only Running Applications On The Dock in OS X Mavericks. http://youtu.be/R2Pw4_OqvHo MacStudioA - 60 Seconds Quick Tips #06: Change Default File Format For Screenshots Mac OS X. http://youtu.be/4jbaXbisjI8 Performed and Tested On MacBook Air (Late 2013) and Using OS X Mavericks 10.9.2 Apple's Intel Based Systems: Mac Mini iMac Mac Pro MacBook Air MacBook Pro RAW SCRIPT: http://www.macstudioa.com/2014/04/change-default-file-format-for-screenshots-Mac-OSX.html In this Episode, How To Change The Default File Format When Taking Screenshots. With only seconds to spare... Let's Get Started... Normally when taking screenshots using the keyboard combinations as shown on one of my video titled: "Screenshot on Mac Using Keyboard", the captured screenshot is saved in the Default PNG file format. If you prefer to have your screenshots saved in one of the following file extensions, jpg, tiff, gif or pdf , you can do so by launching Terminal and type the following commands: defaults write com.apple.screencapture type jpg (carriage return) Then be sure to restart the user interface server for the changes to take effect, by typing the following: killall SystemUIServer (carriage return) (Case sensitive.... Only: S, U and I are in Caps....NOT k ) Likewise, to change to tiff, gif, pdf or back to png, just replace and add the file extensions after "type" and not forgetting to re-launch the SystemUIServer each time. And that's all it takes. THANKS FOR WATCHING AND THUMBS-UP IF YOU LIKED THIS VIDEO AND PLEASE, DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO BE NOTIFIED OF THE NEXT 60 Seconds Quick Tip. THANKS AND PEACE.