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‎04-27-2018 04:46 AM - edited ‎04-27-2018 04:49 AM

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Product: Android Tablets
Operating System: Android 6.0 - 6.0.1 Marshmallow

This morning and seeing how I've been forced to use our Android tablet to access the internet, at least until We're able to purchase a new HP computer, I wanted to share a tip on how to take a screenshot with your device. We may all ready know how to use the device for taking Pictures, but how does one take a screenshot of the image that's currently being displayed on the tablet (or other divice) screen.

 

Typically taking a screenshot consist of pressing and holding the power button & volume control buttons syysmotainously. In doing so, one should hear a click or even see the screen flash. Mind you it does take a bit of practice to press and hold both buttons to achieve the screenshot.

 

Screenshot_20180427-063207.jpg

 

In our case the power button & volume control are located on the same side. On other devices the power button could be on the right or left side of your device and the volume control located on the other side. Here is a screenshot from my tablet's perspective taken moments ago while creating this tip.

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