Get an app screenshot ( again... )

Maybe I didn't understood something but seems it saves here:

So in the root of your SD Card.

OK, thanks... that explains it... my Nexus 7 doesn't have an SD card.

also, the IDE screenshot capture utility doesn't work over the B4A bridge... and I can't figure out how to link the IDE to my Nexus 7 via USB and do this... might not even be possible any more, although I've seen some info indicating it was once possible.

Finally, I tried running the IDE emulator, ( to run my program on the PC, inside the IDE ) but it won't load the AVD profile for the Nexus 7... it crashes before it finishes...

So I guess I'm out of options... at least on this tablet.

Thanks again.

... that explains it... my Nexus 7 doesn't have an SD card.

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The Nexus 7 DOES have an SD Card, an Internal SD card.

If you have your USB cable that came with the N7, then plug it to your PC, to take a screenshot go to the location where you installed the Android SDK and search for the TOOLS directory, once there, start the utility named "Monitor.bat".

OK, thanks... I'm new to Android OS and to tablet PCs... apologies...

I tried the program you suggested earlier ( it was mentioned in another thread on this forum ) but it can't see / find my tablet... I know the USB cable is good because my PC pops up a window when it is first connected. ( "open device to view files", "Import pictures and Video", etc )

Using that ( pop-up ) window, I searched for a .png file in the internal directories, but could not find one... but I'm certain there were MANY files that were NOT shown in that directory window. ( there were far too few files present to run one of these beasts )

Found it... almost by accident, in the internal SD as you said. I could swear I looked there, it's the first directory ( root ) that comes up... can't explain my oversight...

In any event, problem = solved... thanks for the patience.

Bob S.