There may be a better way to capture screen shots. But this is the method I used.
Files needed:
Installing USB Drivers:
Setting up Eclipse:
Configuring the Droid:
Settings > Applications > Development
Enable USB Debugging
Capturing the Shot:
Files needed:
Download and extract Droid USB Drivers.
Download and extract the Android SDK
Download and install the Java SDK
Download and extract Eclipse
Download and extract the Android SDK
Download and install the Java SDK
Download and extract Eclipse
Installing USB Drivers:
Connect the Droid into your computer
Let it try to install the drivers
It will fail.
Go to your Device Manager
Select the Droid (it will have a ring around it).
Click update driver
Point to the folder where you extracted the USB drivers
Let it try to install the drivers
It will fail.
Go to your Device Manager
Select the Droid (it will have a ring around it).
Click update driver
Point to the folder where you extracted the USB drivers
Setting up Eclipse:
In your Eclipse folder, open Eclipse.
Help > Install New Software
Use Location:
Check the developer tools box and click Next
Press Next again
Agree to the terms and press finish.
Restart Eclipse
Running DDMS:Help > Install New Software
Use Location:
Code:
https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/
Check the developer tools box and click Next
Press Next again
Agree to the terms and press finish.
Restart Eclipse
In Eclipse
Window > Open Perspective
Select DDMS
Window > Open Perspective
Select DDMS
Configuring the Droid:
Settings > Applications > Development
Enable USB Debugging
Capturing the Shot:
Click the Screen Capture icon
Select copy (save as messes up the color)
Paste into your favorite image editor and save.
Select copy (save as messes up the color)
Paste into your favorite image editor and save.