How to Take a Screenshot on a Kindle Keyboard
Turn on and open the device to the page you want to screenshot., Press the ⇧ Shift+Alt., Press and release the G key., Plug your device into your computer., Copy these files over to your computer, and use them however you like.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Turn on and open the device to the page you want to screenshot.
Please realize that the Shift button looks is the button that just has an up arrow on it.
Use one finger of one of your hands so you may choose both keys together.
Most people gravitate to using their left thumb, though you'll need to decide what's best for your own situation.Don't release these buttons Hold the device sideways, so your thumb can press both buttons in a natural vertical motion , The screen should then flash to an inverse-color system. , The screenshots should be present in the folder (called "documents"-verbatim, so yes, this should really be capitalized, but this is the way it presents itself as lowercase first letter) containing all your books and saved clippings files.
The screenshots will present themselves as .gif files. , Mark them up with dimples or insert them into word processing files, or some other combination that will allow you to add them to your document. -
Step 2: Press the ⇧ Shift+Alt.
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Step 3: Press and release the G key.
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Step 4: Plug your device into your computer.
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Step 5: Copy these files over to your computer
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Step 6: and use them however you like.
Detailed Guide
Please realize that the Shift button looks is the button that just has an up arrow on it.
Use one finger of one of your hands so you may choose both keys together.
Most people gravitate to using their left thumb, though you'll need to decide what's best for your own situation.Don't release these buttons Hold the device sideways, so your thumb can press both buttons in a natural vertical motion , The screen should then flash to an inverse-color system. , The screenshots should be present in the folder (called "documents"-verbatim, so yes, this should really be capitalized, but this is the way it presents itself as lowercase first letter) containing all your books and saved clippings files.
The screenshots will present themselves as .gif files. , Mark them up with dimples or insert them into word processing files, or some other combination that will allow you to add them to your document.
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