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Last updated: September 11th, 2017 at 13:14 UTC+02:00
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If you reside in a region where Bixby Voice is available, you’ll be pleased to hear that you can take a screenshot in any application on your Galaxy Note 8 using a simple voice command.
Seriously. All you need to say is “Take a screenshot” when you’re holding down the tangible Bixby button on the left-hand side of your shiny new Galaxy Note 8, then it'll do just that.
Before you can take a screenshot using a gesture, you’ll need to open up Settings, tap Advanced Features, select Palm Swipe to Capture, then slide the toggle from Off to On.
Once you’ve done that, you will be able to take a picture of your Galaxy Note 8’s screen by running the edge of your hand across the screen (while keeping in physical contact with it).
Like most Android smartphones, the Galaxy Note 8 has been programmed to capture what's on its screen when two keys are pressed simultaneously: Power + Volume (Down).
Once you’ve followed those steps, your handset will chime and vibrate, indicating that it’s captured a screenshot. To open it, swipe down from the notification panel and tap Screenshot Captured.
Unique to the Galaxy Note line is the ability to take a screenshot using the S Pen. All you need to do is detach the stylus, tap Screen Write, then hit Save. You can even annotate your snapshot before saving it, but more on that another time.
A Scrolling Screenshot can be used to take a snap of everything on your unit’s display, like, for example, this entire article, or a lengthy thread of WhatsApp messages. Here’s how you go about it.
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