Full Screen Shot: Command + Shift + 3
 This will take a picture of your entire screen. You can find the screenshot on your desktop.

Crosshairs Screen Shot: Command + Shift + 4
This turns your cursor into crosshairs that let you isolate which part of the screen you’d like to take a picture of and adds the screen shot to your desktop.

Screenshots are a great way to save images from web sites or take a picture of an error message that pops up on your screen, but they can quickly crowd your desktop that’s where the Little Snapper App comes in. Little Snapper is like iPhoto for screenshots. It allows you to organize, rename, share all your screenshots easily. Check out the app from RealMac Software’s site: http://www.realmacsoftware.com/littlesnapper/. Try it and tell us what you think.

We like to tell you about some of our favorite apps on our blog, and by far our favorite Video Player is VLC..

When Quicktime won’t play a video file VLC Player will save the day. This is the most reliable Video player we have found. It will play just about anything: Files (mov, mp4, flv, divx, wmv), Discs (DVD, CD, VCD, Blu-ray), It will even stream live feeds. It works for Windows & Mac…

AND it is totally free! Download it from the VLC web site: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Let us know what you think!