Keyboard shortcut for downloading images

I used to know it but what is the keyboard shortcut that changes the mouse arrow to a target-like cursor that allows you to highlight any image online and downloads the image as a pdf file?
iMac   Mac OS X (10.4.9)  

I got it! For your reference, it is the apple symbol + shift + 4.

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