Selected options will be indicated next to the find field. The Quick Find bar does not have all the find bar controls and options, just the find field and the close button, but the search follows the options selected on the full find bar. Then type what you would like to search for. Press the / key (forward slash character) while not into a text field to open the Quick Find bar. The Quick Find bar is useful for quick searches and is meant to disappear after a few moments. Whole Words: This highlights only entire words that match your search.For example, the search for 'résumé' will not find a match for 'resume'. Match Diacritics: When this option is selected the search will distinguish between accented letters and their base letters.Navigate to and select the file you want to place in the message. Screen shots (and other images) posted here must start asa file on your computer.Ĭlick the camera icon at the top of the Compose window.Ĭlick choose file in the dialogue that opens. Shift-ctrl-command-3: As shift-command-3, but shot is copied to clipboard, not to a file. Shift-ctrl-command-4: As shift-command-4, but shot is copied to clipboard, not to a file. shot is saved to the Desktop as 'Picture n' or 'Screen Shot.' ( This is the process used for most screen shots posted to these forums.) Drag a rectangle to enclose the part of the screen you want included, then release the mouse button. Shift-command-3: gives a crosshair cursor. Shift-command-4: shot of whole screen, saved to the Desktop as 'Picture n' or 'Screen Shot.' Summary (for those of you taking notes, write this down. Use '3' in place of '4', and you get a cross-hair cursor, which you can use to select only part of the screen to include in your screen shot. Shift-command-3 takes a shot of the whole screen, and places it in a file named either 'Picture n' where n is a serial number for the individual shot (in recent OS X versions this has been changed to 'Screen Shot.' with a date/time identifier appended).Īdd ctrl (control) to the keystroke combination, and the shot goes to the clipboard rather than a file, and the shot may be pasted into a document. Screen shots have been built in to the Mac OS almost forever. In the Document Inspector, click the Info button.In the Inspector, click the first button (Document).

You can get to the same place with these steps:

With Pages '08 v3.0.3, I get the same display at the bottom left of the page as you, ino the cluding another pair of triangles used to move to to the next or previous page-not quite the same as clicking in the space below or above the 'thumb' in the scroll bar-these move the next/previous defined page, rather than the next/previous screen.īrings up the Document Inspector, with the Info pane selected: The 'live' word count was apparently added with Pages '09.

How to search a page for words on a mac