Shortcut For Inserting Picture In Onenote Mac

This answered the question, although it's complicated with all the key strokes required. Don't understand why the Mac version (2011) of Office can't incorporate this feature.

All you are doing is capturing what is displayed on the screen (or a selection thereof) by utilizing a function within the Word app. Being able to select 'Insert Screen clipping' and using the mouse to select what you want to import into the Word document should be a straightforward addition to Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac. Thanks for the assist though. How to take a Mac screenshot and paste directly to word from clipboard without savings as a PNG file on the desktop - took me a while to figure this out (though is mentioned on Mac OS Support Site at bottom), you need to use CONTROL button as well to go straight to clipboard Apple Support - Take a screenshot on your Mac Taking Screen Shots Capture a Screen shot entire screen Take Screen shot as picture (PNG) file on Desktop: PRESS: Command ( ⌘ )-Shift-3. The screenshot is added to your desktop (as PNG file) Copt Screen to Clipboard (for pasting into other apps) – Use CONTROL PRESS: Command ( ⌘ )-Shift- CONTROL-3 To capture a window to the Clipboard (instead of a PNG desktop file): Capture a specific window or art of your screen (Select the screen area) PRESS: Command ( ⌘ )-Shift- -4 Move the camera pointer over the window to highlight it, and then click mouse. PRESS: Command ( ⌘ )-Shift- CONTROL-4 Move the camera pointer over the window to highlight it, hold down CONTROL and then click mouse. On the Mac, Word can be configured more precisely than on the PC.

You can use several keyboard shortcuts for OneNote that assist with inserting and deleting. Insert a line break: SHIFT + RETURN; Insert the current date. For a complete list of keyboard shortcuts for OneNote on Mac, visit Apple Support. Microsoft Outlook. Image Credit: Dedi Grigoroiu via Shutterstock.com.

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First, two caveats. 1.What I am about to explain will not work in the Home and Student edition of Office, but will work in all other editions. Usually the Library folder is hidden. If your User:Library is hidden (which means you don't see a Library folder when you click on User in Finder), then in Lion or later editions of Mac OS X to unhide the Library folder before you proceed.

So here's what to do: 1. Open the Automator Application (comes with Mac OS and is in the Applications folder) 2. Choose Workflow at the first screen 3. Drag the workflow called Take Screenshot from the left side to the big white empty space on the right side.

Note that there are options for using the entire screen, a selected window, or drag a screen selection. Choose whichever option you want to use. Drag the workflow called Paste Clipboard Contents into Word Documents.

Notice there are options as to where the clipboard contents will be placed in the document. In Automator, go to the File menu and choose Save. For the File Format, choose Application. You must save your file in this directory: User:Library:Application Support:Microsoft:Office:Word Script Menu Items 6.

Type an appropriate file name that describes the action, for example ScreenGrab Window to Top of Document and then click the Save button. Start Word (Quit Word and then re-open Word if it was running when you saved the Automator Action). When you want to use the action, look for it on Word's Script menu. You can save additional scripts using various combinations of the options you choose. I am an unpaid volunteer and do not work for Microsoft. 'Independent Advisors' work for contractors hired by Microsoft.

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