Quick Answer: How Do You Screenshot on an Android Tablet?
Contents Press the Power and Volume-Down Button Simultaneously Navigate to the Screen You Want to Record with the Screenshot. Press the Power Button and the...
Press the Power and Volume-Down Button Simultaneously
- Navigate to the screen you want to record with the screenshot.
- Press the Power button and the Volume-down button at the same time.
- Hold both buttons down until you hear an audible click when the screenshot is taken.
Press the Power and Volume-Down Button Simultaneously
- Navigate to the screen you want to record with the screenshot.
- Press the Power button and the Volume-down button at the same time.
- Hold both buttons down until you hear an audible click when the screenshot is taken.
You can make a screenshot by pressing the Volume down and Power buttons at the same time. This is a default feature since Android 4.0.Capture a Screenshot – Verizon Ellipsis™ 8. To capture a screenshot, press and hold the Power and Volume down buttons at the same time until the screen appears to flash then release. To view the screenshot you’ve taken, navigate: Apps > Gallery > Screenshots.Capture screenshot with Recent Apps Key. Second is by using Recent Apps Key. To access this function, just go to “Settings”, then click “Asus customized settings”, and enable “Screenshot”. Once it’s enabled, tap and hold the “Recent Apps Key” which is the 3rd icon from the left bottom of the screen.
How do you take a screenshot on a Samsung tablet?
Capture a Screenshot – Samsung Galaxy Tab® 4 (10.1) To capture a screenshot, simultanuously press and hold the Power button (located on the top-left edge) and the Home button (oval button located at the bottom). To view the screenshot you’ve taken, navigate: Gallery > Screenshots from a home or the Apps screen.
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How do you take a screenshot on an android?
If you have a shiny new phone with Ice Cream Sandwich or above, screenshots are built right into your phone! Just press the Volume Down and Power buttons at the same time, hold them for a second, and your phone will take a screenshot. It’ll show up in your Gallery app for you to share with whomever you wish!
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