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Screenshot app?
- Thread starter yearn
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The only application in the market that does screenshots requires root access.
The only way I know of doing it using the DDMS batch file in the Software Development Kit (SDK starters package) in the Tools folder. If you do a google search for DDMS Android, you should find a decent guide on installing/using it.
The only way I know of doing it using the DDMS batch file in the Software Development Kit (SDK starters package) in the Tools folder. If you do a google search for DDMS Android, you should find a decent guide on installing/using it.
Cool, thanks. Ill check into it
Hey guys, I just found an easy way to take a screenshot,
Download DXtop from the app store and assign your camera button to snap a screenshot, its really easy and theres TONs of themes out there for it
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I just tried this. Works great! So why can't someone write a simple app for screenshots, using whatever process dxTop uses to do this?
davidjmcconnell
New Member
Will any of the screenshot options discussed here -- including the SDK -- take screen shots of web pages?
I tried Home++, which requires neither rooting the phone nor installing software on my computer, but it will only take images from the desktop, not applications. It works great for that task.
I tried Home++, which requires neither rooting the phone nor installing software on my computer, but it will only take images from the desktop, not applications. It works great for that task.
Shannon_VanWagner
New Member
I wrote up a quick blog entry on how to use Ubuntu 9.10 to take a screenshot of your Droid. Check it out here:
How To Take Screenshots of your Droid with Ubuntu GNU/Linux
Also, here's how to tether your Droid as an Internet modem to Ubuntu 9.10:
http://digg.com/linux_unix/How_to_Tether_your_Verizon_Droid_to_Ubuntu_GNU_Linux_9_10
Congrats on your Freedom!
Shannon VanWagner
digg.com/users/bicep
How To Take Screenshots of your Droid with Ubuntu GNU/Linux
Also, here's how to tether your Droid as an Internet modem to Ubuntu 9.10:
http://digg.com/linux_unix/How_to_Tether_your_Verizon_Droid_to_Ubuntu_GNU_Linux_9_10
Congrats on your Freedom!
Shannon VanWagner
digg.com/users/bicep
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I believe dxTop is listed under the Marketplace as:
dxTop: Home Alternative
Access Lane, Inc. $2.99
The URL now gets you to further info:
What is dxTop?
I'm afraid though, that it won't do a regular screen capture, at least that seems to be indicated at:
General Discussion: Taking a Screenshot With dxTop
Only when dxTop has focus. So you cannot use it to capture application screens.
I downloaded the dxtop app and can take a screenshot. I wish i can see the shot in my sd gallery on my phone but I can't. My other problem is when I plug my Droid into my computer the screenshot is there but my background picture doesn't come out. It comes out black but with my current icons?? Any suggestions? I am using a dxtop theme that includes wallpaper so I thought for sure it would come out. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Tried different ways to capture home screen with dxtop home. It saves the screenshot to my sd card, I can't look at them on the phone, I have to connect to computer to view but still cannot get backgrounds to show up in the picture. Is this how the app or is it my phone. Can anyone who has taken a screenshot with this app please tell me how they did it and if the background shows up on your pic. Also can you view it on the computer only? Or am I doing something wrong?