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You can locate the Google Maps image you want to capture first.

Use hotkeys to screenshot on videos or web pages.

Redo or undo any operation with no limit.

Add text, line, arrow, ellipse, rectangle, airbrush, pen and other shapes to the Google Maps screenshot.

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Take a screenshot of full screen or a selected region on Windows or Mac.Thus, you can take a screenshot on Google Maps with better experience. Different from the default screen capture function, FoneLab Screen Recorder offers much more drawing labels. You can get an easier way to screenshot on Google Maps and other web pages.

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Moreover, Windows 10 users can use Snip & Sketch to screenshot Google Maps. You can get 4 screenshot snipping modes including Free-form Snip, Rectangular Snip, Window Snip and Full-screen Snip. Run Snipping Tool to take a screenshot on Windows 7/8.1/10.

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As for Windows 8 users, you can find the screenshot in the Pictures folder directly.Ģ. Later, save the full-screen Google Maps screenshot with Paint. Screenshot Google Maps on Windows 8: Windows + PrtSc Screenshot Google Maps on Windows 7/10/XP: Alt + PrtSc There are different methods according to your needs, below is the workable ways to take screenshots on Windows.

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Part 4: Screenshot Google Maps on Android.

Part 2: Take a Screenshot of Google Map on Mac.

Part 1: Screenshot Google Maps on Windows.

It works with iPad Air, iPad 4, and all iPad minis.

This only works with iPads that have a lightning connector (not the older 30-pin dock connector).

Nor does it work with the Windows version of QuickTime. It didn’t work on older versions of OS X.

This only works if you are using OS X.10.10 Yosemite.

Unlike using an AppleTV or lightning-VGA adaptor, you can easily switch back and forth between your iPad and Mac – or display them both at the same time.

Unlike using an adaptor to connect your iPad directly to a VGA cable, the lightning cable is light and flexible – so you feel less tethered to the desk and the cable is less likely to fall out (though compared to wifi you still can’t walk around the room), obviously.

It costs nothing – unlike using a lightning-VGA adaptor ($59).

That is not possible using any other method.

When using QuickTime Player, your class sees exactly what you see on your screen even in apps like NoteShelf and Penultimate.

You can use it anywhere – you don’t need an internet or even wifi connection.

Unlike using a wifi connection, there is no lag – It’s super-responsive.

Unlike using a wifi connection, the display won’t drop out if the wifi connection drops for a moment.

Clicking that will let you select your iPad as the camera source! Of course you can record it if you want to – but you don’t have to – you can just use it to show your screen to the class. Next to the record button, there is a small white V icon. If you hover your mouse over the window you will see a floating recording palette.

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This will open a movie window and show your web cam. From the File menu Choose “New Movie Recording”. Once your iPad is connected to your Mac, launch QuickTime Player (in your Applications folder). It’s now possible to display your iPad to your class by connecting it directly to your Mac using the lightning-USB cable (the same one you use to charge your iPad). For Example, NoteShelf or Penultimate, when connected to a projector directly or via wifi, don’t show the tools palette. Also some apps don’t mirror faithfully over Wifi – nor even if the iPad is directly connected to the projector with a $60 lightning-VGA cable. Also if the WiFi network is being taxed heavily there is often quite a bit of lag – especially for video or graphics intensive apps. If one or other of your devices drops it’s wifi connection for a second (not uncommon), your display will freeze. That’s probably fine in your own classroom but it won’t work if you go to a conference or a colleague’s school. X-Mirage, AirServer, Reflector, AirParrot, Doceri, AppleTV… etc -They all rely on both your iPad and your computer (or AppleTV) being connected to the same WiFi network. There are many ways to display (or record) your iPad to your class over wifi – but in my experience they’re all pretty flaky. It is now possible to display your iPad to a projector screen using the white charge & sync cable that came with your iPad.