From the home screen press the menu button to get settings, then Applications > Development > select USB debugging.
BTW, you cannot change this setting while the USB is connected.
More Galaxy Tab fun here.
Thursday, 23 December 2010
Galaxy Tab - how to get screenshots
Basically the same as here, I downloaded the latest SDK anyway.
From the home screen press the menu button to get settings, then Applications > Development > select USB debugging.
BTW, you cannot change this setting while the USB is connected.
More Galaxy Tab fun here.
From the home screen press the menu button to get settings, then Applications > Development > select USB debugging.
BTW, you cannot change this setting while the USB is connected.
More Galaxy Tab fun here.
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Without changing any settings you can use the "Back Key" (return arrow at bottom).
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You will hear the camera click and get a screen notice that the screenshot has been saved to your media.
Double check the resolution the first time you use it because it is a perfect screenshot for display on the Tab, but I'm unsure how it will display on the Internet.
very true, for lots of screen shots SDK / DDMS method is easier for me; also SDK/DDMS method capture highlighing
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