Clicking it opens a context menu that lets you change these settings:
You can now use that screenshot as you would any other image inside on your iPad: you can email the photo, assign it to a contact (as profile picture), use the image as wallpaper, or copy it to paste it in another application on your Options Screenshot: D.
Flick with your finger to scroll to the very bottom of the listing of images (newest images are displayed at the bottom), and you will find the screenshot you just took. To get to the library, either tap on its icon in one of your Home screens (or type " Photos" in the search field of the screen before the iPad's first (leftmost) Home screen). The screenshot was automatically saved as an image file inside your iPad Photos library. Then, release both buttons at the same time: your iPad's screen will become white-bright, to simulate a camera flash effect, and if your volume is set to a loud enough volume, you will also hear a picture sound: this is your visual confirmation that the iPad successfully took and saved the screenshot. Once you have it setup exactly as you want it to appear in the image, press the following two buttons at the same time: press and hold down the " Home" button, and while doing so, press and hold down the " On/Off - Sleep/Wake" button, as shown on the screenshot below:. Navigate to the screen you want to save as a picture on your iPad. but the iPad needs to be unlocked (and turned on) in order to take a screenshot.) Take a picture of the screen on your iPadįollow these steps to take a screenshot: (Note that anything visible on screen can be saved as a screen capture, including websites, documents, settings screens, etc.
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