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Why work so hard to send a screen shot?Screen Grabber, one of JaredCo’s most popular apps, makes it easy for iPhone™ users to send a simple screen shot. No more: going to pictures, scrolling, clicks on pix and then another click to send the screen capture. What a hassle for such a simple and necessary function.With Screen Grabber, your screen shot (cool picture, for example) is already loaded when you tap the Screen Grabber icon. Easy.Three options are right in front of you. Screen Grabber for iPhone lets you post your latest to Facebook, Twitter or shoot it out as an email. Choose your contacts, hit the SHARE button and you’re done.******** IMPORTANT *******The app needs access to your photo library and because there is GPS data inside the pictures the app needs the location permission set. This app will not know your location and will not look at or use the locations in your pictures either.***************************************Screen Grabber for iPhone replaces the clunky, 5-step process you use now with a couple of clicks and total flexibility. Post your pictures, your web site discoveries or the joke of the day to FB, Twitter or different contact groups you create on your iPhone.Even run another app while sending Screen Grabs to the home office or your BFF.•Screen Grabber for iPhone makes sharing a snap. With one click send ANYTHING: an icon, a map, a cell phone number, contact information, pictures – if you can do it with your iPhone you can send it with Screen Grabber from JaredCo.•Post it to your Facebook or Twitter Wall with a tap. Finally tap into the power of social media with pictures posted directly from your iPhone.•Email it to the office or everyone in your contacts book. Totally flexible. Totally easy.•Screen Grabber automatically compresses your screen

Icons on a Picture Play Button in a Circle and a DotIf you see the play button at the top of a photo, it means it’s a live or top-shot photo. For the unaware, a top shot photo includes a small video of your frame. Tap on this icon to play the video.Tip: To enable or disable Top shot photos, open the Google Camera app and go to Camera mode. Tap on the Settings icon at the top. Enable or disable Top Shot mode.Cloud with Up ArrowThis icon means that the photo isn’t backed up to the Google Photos cloud. Tap on this icon to upload the photo to the cloud. Once you upload it, the cloud icon will vanish from the photo.Cloud with Exclamation IconSometimes, you might see an exclamation symbol inside the cloud icon. This icon means that the item has failed to upload to backup to Google Photos.Star IconThe Star icon lets you favorite a photo so that you can access it easily. You will find the starred photos under the Library > Favorites folder in the Google Photos app.Tilted Wi-Fi Icon with a BoxThis icon refers to cast technology, which lets you view your photos on a bigger screen. Tap on this icon to cast photos from Google Photos on a smart TV or a streaming device that supports casting.Tip: Learn how to make Google Photos default on iPhone.Meaning of Icons on Shared Albums in Google PhotosPerson Icon with a Number on a Shared FolderIf you see a person icon with a number, it means that the folder is being shared with the X number of people, where X is the number shown on the album.Tip: Learn how to share photos from Google Photos with family. Clip IconInside all shared folders, you will see the clip

May 31, 2022 11:02 PM in response to Enderlewis Enderlewis Said:"No wifi icon on recovery mode: Will give it a shot and report back, not sure if user is able to access the terminal though, user is currently on this screen and we need to connect it to the internet so the activate MAC can prompt for further instructions."-------Thank you for the screenshot.Recovery Mode Has This:Apparently, you are in Recovery Assistant. If you were to be in Recovery Mode, then that is where you'll see all of this --the Wi-Fi logo and all. So, boot into Recovery Mode by holding down [command + R] upon boot. May 31, 2022 10:40 PM in response to Enderlewis Enderlewis Said:"No wifi icon on recovery mode: There is no wifi icon for some of our users within the recovery mode, any ideas?"-------Wi-Fi Icon in Recovery Mode:Are you referring to the top-right corner of the screen, while in Recovery Mode?Report back if the following does the trick. I am eager to know.Enable it Through Terminal:Go to: Utilities menu (top of screen)Select: TerminalUse this command:networksetup -setairportpower en0 on May 31, 2022 10:49 PM in response to TheLittles Will give it a shot and report back, not sure if user is able to access the terminal though, user is currently on this screen and we need to connect it to the internet so the activate MAC can prompt for further instructions. May 31, 2022 11:05 PM in response to TheLittles I believe the user is on recovery

In this tutorial, you will learn how to: • Take a screenshot• Edit or share screenshots immediately• Access and use screen recording• Access and use Three finger screenshotTake a screenshotPress and hold the Power/Lock and Volume down buttons simultaneously.Note: To access screenshots, from the home screen, select the Photos app > Library tab > Screenshots.Edit or share screenshots immediatelyImmediately after taking a screenshot, a notification will appear on the screen. Select the desired option: • EDIT A SCREENSHOT: Select the Edit icon, then edit screenshot as desired.• SHARE A SCREENSHOT: Select the Share icon, then follow the prompts to share.• USE GOOGLE LENS: Select the Google Lens icon, then follow the prompts.• DELETE A SCREENSHOT: Select the Delete icon, then select OK to confirm.Access and use screen recording1. Screen recording lets you capture what’s happening on your phone. Swipe down from the Notification bar with two fingers, then swipe left twice. Select the Screen record icon, then select Start. 2. To pause the recording, select the Pause icon. To stop the recording, select the Stop icon. Note: To access screen recordings, from the home screen, select the Photos app > Library tab > Screenrecord.Access and use Three finger screenshot1. From the Settings screen, scroll to and select Gestures. 2. Select Three finger screenshot, then select the Use Three finger screenshot switch to turn it on or off.3. To take a screen shot using Three finger screenshot, select and hold anywhere on the screen with 3 finger tips slightly spread apart.