Grab default image type

I use grab a lot, and i mean a lot, for my blog, and for album art. When I upload pictures to my blog. They only accept jpeg and a couple other image types. Grabs default image type is .tiff. Is there any way to set the default image type to .jpeg?

No. Grab generates tiff files. The Grab help suggests using Preview to open and convert the file types.
There are a number of other image conversion tools out there as well.
You might also try CMD-SHIFT-4 - this permits you to select a portion of your screen and saves it a .png file. Most modern servers understand png.

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Hello,
thank you very much for your answers.
For the rollback, I will reimport the original/default keys for all the image types, this should be ok.
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>
quote:
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