Social Sciences, asked by srinusala467, 5 months ago

how to take screenshots

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Answered by Runaajayashree07

0

Answer:

click the power off button and volume down button together to take screenshot

Answered by Anonymous

3

for phones:you may have an inbuilt screenshot facility depending on your UI or you can use 3rd party apps

For pc: ctrl+prt scn

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