Screen Shot with Final Cut Pro???

does final cut have like a screen shot deal. what i am trying to do is take a screen shot or freeze a frame of video and make it a JPG. and i havent figured it out. am i calling it a different name than what it is. i have just started with Final cut. so i am a newbie

If you want a shot of your screen or even just a section of it, you can use Grab.
If you want to export a still frame of a video clip from FCP that you can use in other programs (Photoshop, etc), park the FCP playhead on the frame you want and then go to File->Export->Using QuickTime Conversion. Choose "Still Image" from the Format menu and then choose the file type from the Options menu.
-DH

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you haven't tried!
you managed to handle FCPX, a highly professional edit-tool.
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Merry Chistmas!

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