When I do that, one of the tasks is the play store and I'm on the page that says Sidesync, which offers me an Uninstall option and an Open option. (Sorry, I don't know all the terminology that I should know.) That's the one that shows all the tasks currently running on the phone so I assume that's what you mean by the app drawer. All I need to do now is get the contents of the phone screen on to the laptop!Ĭan anyone enlighten me on the best way to do this? I'd strongly prefer a method that doesn't require me to buy additional apps or hardware beyond the charging cable I already have but if there is no other way, I will keep my mind open to spending some money -)Ĭlick to expand.When you say "look in the app drawer", I assume you mean that I should press on the leftmost of the three buttons along the bottom of the phone bezel. We'll be in a meeting room at the local library and I will have a projector connected to the laptop so that the whole room can see what's on it.
The app will generate virtual tickets and keep track of how much money I need to collect from each participant then, once I've sold all the tickets that people want, the app will choose one at random and I will award the prize to the winner.
The phone is a Samsung Galaxy A5 running Oreo 8.0 and the laptop is running Windows 10.Īn app I am developing will be used to do a 50/50 draw for a club to which I belong.
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