In this post, I describe how to take a full screen screenshot of a webpage using the web browser Google Chrome. A full size screenshot is useful if you want to capture the whole page rather than just the part that you can see due to the constraints of the size of the browser window. Resolution To take a full screen screenshot in Google Chrome: 1. Open Google Chrome and navigate to the webpage you'd like to take a screenshot of 2. Open Developer Tools , either by clicking the 3 vertical dots button at the top right of Google Chrome then selecting More tools then Developer tools or by pressing F12 on the keyboard. 3. Open the Device Toolbar , either by selecting the device icon at the top of the Developer Tools window or by pressing Ctrl + Shift + M 4. Take a full size screenshot by pressing the down arrow icon then Capture full size screenshot .

In this post, I describe a quick way to hide the Chrome address autocomplete which can appear and cover over the QuickBooks Country autocomplete, preventing you from selecting the country: If you click out of the textbox, both the Chrome autocomplete and the QuickBooks autocomplete disappear. Resolution If you press Escape whilst both autocompletes are showing, only the Chrome autocomplete disappears, revealing the QuickBooks autocomplete underneath: