Hopefully I'm on the right track with all of this and the information gets you taken care of. Here is a link that will explain how to change your watch face: Here is a link to an article that is FULLY loaded with information about all of the many watch faces and the complications that are available with each.Īpple Watch faces and their features - Apple Support I created it from within the Watch app of my paired iPhone. Screenshot part of the screen: 1 To screenshot MacBook pro or others, you should press Command + Shift + 4 keys simultaneously. By default, the screenshot will be displayed on the desktop. I just threw this together specifically for you to show you 'Complications'.Īs you can see, it's got the date and the battery level. To take a screenshot on MacBook, you only need to press the Command + Shift + 3, and you will hear a shutter sound of the camera. If you aren't meaning that you want these to be spoken, I wonder if you are meaning that you'd like to be able to see the date and time on a watch face. Method 1: Cmd-Shift-3 This keyboard shortcut captures a screenshot of your entire screen. On the window that pops up, select 'Capture Selected Window,' the second option from the left, Click on a window you want to capture. When you say 'tells', are you meaning that you want something to speak to you? If so, that's above my pay grade (kidding you - we are all just volunteers on here). Perform the keyboard shortcut Command + Shift + 5. You are asking for help creating a shortcut that tells you the Date and Battery level.

Thank you for posting your question in the forum, sorry that its taken a while to get a reply 🥴 To open the screenshot tool, navigate to Launchpad > Other > Screenshot, or use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Command + 5.

Mac screen shot short cut