/screenshot-file-format

A Mac OS X command line utility that allows users to choose PNG, PDF, PSD, JPG, TIF, or GIF as the format for screenshots.

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Screenshot File Format for Mac OS X Build Status

v1.0.4

A Mac OS X command line utility that allows users to choose between PNG, PDF, PSD, JPG, TIF, or GIF as file formats for screenshots.

PNG

PNG screenshot

PSD

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PSD screenshot

PDF

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PDF screenshot

JPG

JPG screenshot

TIF

May only show in some Markdown readers/viewers.

TIF screenshot

GIF

GIF screenshot

Note: Box shadows around screenshots were removed with the utility screenshot-shadow.

Installation (Easiest)

  1. Download screenshot-file-format:

     curl -OL https://github.com/code-warrior/screenshot-file-format/raw/master/screenshot-file-format

  2. Change permissions:

     chmod 755 screenshot-file-format

  3. Move the binary into your local environment:

     sudo mv screenshot-file-format /usr/local/bin/

  4. Run the program:

     screenshot-file-format

Installation (Easy)

  1. Download and unzip screenshot-file-format-master.zip.

  2. Open The Terminal and navigate to the unzipped folder.

  3. Move the binary into your local environment:

     sudo mv screenshot-shadow /usr/local/bin

  4. Run screenshot-file-format from The Terminal:

     screenshot-file-format

Build

Use Make

    make

Use GCC

    gcc -Wall main.c -ansi -pedantic -o screenshot-file-format

Linting is carried out with Splint, using flags -unrecog to skip over warnings in order to invoke the process open (popen) and process close (pclose) functions, and -compdef as a temporary measure to skip over the potential for a memory problem.

    splint main.c +skip-sys-headers -unrecog -compdef

Verified On...

  • Mac OS X 10.11