How to change the default name of screenshots on Mac

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By Sébastien PageApr 16, 2015, 4:44 pm846 pts
When you take a screenshot on your Mac, OS X will by default name the file “Screen Shot Date Time” where “Date” and “Time” are the actual date and time when the screenshot was taken. This makes for long file names that aren’t necessarily helpful. If like me you want to have more control over that file name,…

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