How to Take a Screenshot on Galaxy Note 2
Take a Screenshot by Holding Two Buttons
Turn on the Galaxy Note II. Next, go to the screen you want to capture.
Press the power button.
At the same time, press the Home button (The button helps you return to the main screen).
Hold both buttons until the device makes a shutter sound. The edges of the screen will also flash to indicate that you've taken a screenshot.
Go to Gallery to search and share newly created screenshots.
Take Screenshots Using the S Pen
Turn on the Galaxy Note II. Remove the S Pen from the bottom of the device.
Go to the page you want to take a screenshot of.
Press the side button of the S Pen with your thumb or index finger.
Use the pen to dab on the screen.
Wait a moment to hear the shutter sound and see the edge of the screen flash. That proves that you took a screenshot.
View screenshots in Gallery on your phablet.
Take Screenshots Using Your Hand
Turn on your Samsung Galaxy device.
Press the Menu button on your phone.
Click Settings.
Select 'Motion ' then select 'Hand Motion'. This is the step to change the settings so you can capture everything you want on the Galaxy Note II.
Check the box 'Palm swipe to Capture ' (Swipe your hand to take a screenshot).
Go to the page you want to take a screenshot of.
Swipe the right side of your hand from right to left or left to right on the screen. Once you've enabled the hand swipe feature, you can use this method to take screenshots. Once you turn this feature off, you will no longer be able to take photos.
View screenshots in Gallery.
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