There are a few ways to take screenshots on a Lenovo Chromebook. One is to use the keyboard shortcut, which is Ctrl + Shift + 4. Another way is to use the Google Chrome browser extension, which Capture Full Page Screenshots.
The first way to take a screenshot is to use the keyboard shortcut. To do this, you need to press the Ctrl, Shift, and 4 keys at the same time.
How to take Screenshots by Keyboard
Once you have pressed all of those keys, a camera icon will appear on your screen.
Click and drag the camera icon over the area that you want to screenshot.
Once you have it in position, release the mouse button and your screenshot will be taken.
The second way to take a screenshot is to use the Google Chrome browser extension, Capture Full Page Screenshots.
To do this, you need to install the extension in your Google Chrome browser.
Once the extension is installed, you will see a small camera icon in the upper right-hand corner of your screen.
Click on the camera icon and then select the area that you want to screenshot by drawing a box around it.
Once the area is selected, your screenshot will be taken.
How to take Screenshots by Google Chrome Browser
You can also use the build in Screenshot feature on Google Chrome, which is how I do it.
To take a screenshot with this method, you need to click and hold on the three dots ( or More Tools ) and click on Take a screenshot of this tab.
This will allow you to take screenshots of the whole screen or just the selected area that you want.
The other option is to use Command+Shift+3 instead, which will take a screenshot of your entire screen.
Now that you know how to take screenshots on Lenovo Chromebook, try it out and see how it works for you.
Google Chrome Screenshots extension
Screenshots is a Google Chrome extension that lets you take screenshots of whatever page or tab in the browser without ever having to actually leave it.
You can then paste these images into an email, message board post for discussion purposes with ease.
When taking this action make sure there are no other programs running on your computer which may interfere by closing them before saving.
Just like pressing Prt Scrn + S at once would do it automatically when capturing what’s going inside Microsoft Word application window.
