If after using the keyboard shortcuts - Command ⌘ + Shift ⇧ + 3 or Command ⌘ + Shift ⇧ + 4 to take screenshots on your Mac device if you either get the "Welcome to Mail Screen" or you get the screenshot image gets attached inside a mail draft as below,
Steps to Fix Screenshot opening in Mail App issue
- Open Spotlight Search and type Screenshot and open the app.
- Now click on the Options and click Save to as Desktop or Documents.
- Press escape to close the Screenshot App.
- Now when you take screenshots they should get saved on Desktop/Documents
Note: You can reach the options even by using the keyboard shortcut: Command ⌘ + Shift ⇧ + 5
-
Facing issues? Have Questions? Post them here! I am happy to answer!
More Posts related to MacOS,
- Clear Screen shortcut macOS Terminal
- What is macOS Ventura?
- [fix] How to Show file extensions on all files on Mac
- How to Find Where Mac Terminal App is Located?
- AutoSave button not working on Office on Mac (Word, Excel or Powerpoint)
- macOS say command text to speech using various voices and languages
- How to change Ping TTL value on macOS
- Open .bash_profile File in TextEdit using Terminal
- How to know the Safari Version on Mac
- How to Copy full Absolute Path of a File on Mac
- 13.0 MacOS Ventura release date
- Enable spell check in Sublime Text (macOS)
- How to Display Analog Clock on Mac Menu Bar
- How to turn off Location Services macOS Ventura 13
- How to Open VS Code on Mac
- Add Bookmark macOS Safari
- How to Fix cd: too many arguments Error in Terminal: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to install wget on macOS
- Select Line Number TextEdit on Mac
- Strikethrough Text in Excel for Mac
- How to Enable or Disable Dark Mode on macOS Ventura 13
- How to hide or display Wifi icon in macOS Bug Sur Menu Bar
- How to install Yarn on Mac (macOS)
- How to fix command not found brew (bash, zsh) on macOS Terminal
- How to Schedule Mails in macOS Ventura
More Posts:
- Git Fix: fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories Error - Git
- [Fix] Instant java.time.temporal.UnsupportedTemporalTypeException: Unsupported unit: Years - Java
- Installing and using unzip Command to unzip a zip file using Terminal - Linux
- [Fix] Cannot connect to Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 18456 - Microsoft
- Check if a Java Date String is Valid or Not (Java 8) - Java
- Java Split String by Spaces - Java
- Tutorial Java SOAP WebServices JAS-WS with Eclipse J2EE IDE and Tomcat Server Part 1 - Java
- Fix: ZSH: cd: too many arguments (macOS) - zsh
