Since one of these always seems to pop up eventually, I figured I'd kick it off for our shiny new tab 10.1.
Sadly, there is no native way to take screenshot's that I've seen, but you can do it without rooting.
1. First install the USB Drivers for your tab. You can download them Here. You might need to register your product, but you want to do this anyway. Registering will allow you to receive your software updates as well as makes sure your warranty is in effect. (At the current time, the drivers are only available to windows Machines, sorry OSX owners, I'll update this when your drivers show up)
2. Next you'll need the SDK. You can get that Here. This one will take awhile if you haven't done it before. You'll also need some Java tools installed. Don't worry about those right now, if you need them, the install program will give you a link to the website. Find your OS and download.
3. Once you have everything in place, follow Jerry's excellent guide to taking screenshots with the SDK (complete with pictures!)
4. Save the images to your desktop, find your favorite image hosting service and post the links here.
It's not the easiest way to do things, but once you get all the drivers installed, capturing pictures is kinda easy!
Sadly, there is no native way to take screenshot's that I've seen, but you can do it without rooting.
1. First install the USB Drivers for your tab. You can download them Here. You might need to register your product, but you want to do this anyway. Registering will allow you to receive your software updates as well as makes sure your warranty is in effect. (At the current time, the drivers are only available to windows Machines, sorry OSX owners, I'll update this when your drivers show up)
2. Next you'll need the SDK. You can get that Here. This one will take awhile if you haven't done it before. You'll also need some Java tools installed. Don't worry about those right now, if you need them, the install program will give you a link to the website. Find your OS and download.
3. Once you have everything in place, follow Jerry's excellent guide to taking screenshots with the SDK (complete with pictures!)
4. Save the images to your desktop, find your favorite image hosting service and post the links here.
It's not the easiest way to do things, but once you get all the drivers installed, capturing pictures is kinda easy!