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Open the email in Gmail, right click on the image, Click Save Picture As.. Select where you want to save it. Write down the folder name if you need to so you dont forget where you saved it to.
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The cache is just a place where temporary information is kept. Try cleaning out the cache. Another thing to consider is the amount of "hard drive" space is being used. If you go into your settings menu and click on Storage, you can review what is taking up space. It may be time to clean some stuff off. The easiest way to move media, including photos, is to connect the USB to your computer and browse the files to find and delete or move things. One more consideration... if you are using a cloud service like dropbox, or have lots of apps which sync, they could also be slowing you down.
You can add more space by buying a microsd card. You pop off the back of the phone and insert it into a small port. Go ask your local cell phone or tech store guy how to do this for more help.
There are different ways to do it depending on where and how u are sending your files but i will tell you the easiest and most used way. If you go to the files that has the pictures you want to move in them and left click the pictures, a box will come up where you can go down to "Move" click "move" then another box will pop up asking you where you would like to send that file, then you scroll to the file that you want to place the pictures in and click that file. Finally you click "move" 1 more time and you just moved your pictures. Also to send multiple pic's alot easier you can hold right click and lasso a bunch of files yo want to take then hover over 1 of the pics u have in the group of lassoed files and send them the same way you send 1, or you can hold "control" and "ALT" while you pick your pictures. otherwise you d have to do 1 picture at a time. Lastly if you have pic's that you dont want the picture to be gone but you want it on your knew stuff then instead of move hit copy. It will do the same as move only it'll be a copy. Hope that helps good luck
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There are a number of ways to do that. 1. Connect the phone to the computer with the USB cable provided. Go to the pics folder, select the pics you want to transfer and from the Options select either MOVE TO or COPY TO and place the pic files on the computer. Copy To will leave the original on the phone while Move To will delete the files on the phone after placing them on the computer.
2. Connect the phone to the computer through BlueTooth, if you have one on your computer. And rest of the procedure is the same as above.
3. Attach the pic file to email and sent it to yourself and receive them on the computer. This is a long procedure but works equally well.
If you can put off the memory card, I suggest you to move all of your picture files in the memory card. Then you can put it off from your phone and copy your files to PC through a card reader. It would be easier to do.
What has happened is you had the Encryption mode turned on. You need to click on Options-Media Card- and turn encryption off then go into Options-Security Options-and disable content protection. After that follow this guide below to fix the other ones.
Turn off future encryptions
Go to Options -> Media Card
Set Encrypt Media Files to No
Note: Despite what people say, you do not have to set Encryption Mode to None - this has nothing to do with your encrypted media files
Move the encrypted files in order to decrypt them
Go to Media
Press the Menu key
Select Explore
Navigate to the directory containing your encrypted files
Create a temporary folder
Move the encrypted files into the temporary folder
Note: If you have media files in other directories that
need to be decrypted, don't put them in this temporary folder. Instead,
create a separate temporary folder in that directory and repeat these
steps. This way, you can remember the files' original location
For impatient people (like me) or people with way too many encrypted files: To quickly decrypt files:
Move
one file into the temporary folder using any method (this lets the BB
remember the temporary folder as the folder you will be moving future
files into)
Scroll to the next file
Press the Menu key
Press the M key (this highlights Move)
Click the trackball
Press the Menu key
Press the M key (this highlights Move here)
Click the trackball
Rinse & repeat
Clean up
Technically, you could use the BB interface to clean up, but if you have way too many files, you'll want to use the Mass Storage Mode
- this is more efficient, allows you to navigate the directories
quickly, and allows your files to move to their original directories
quickly
Use the USB cord to connect your BB to a computer and enable Mass Storage Mode
Navigate to the temporary folders
Move the containing files to their original directories
first u have to connect phone and pc with the use of usb cable, u have to install the cell phone cd after installing the cd u have various option like filetransfer,etc and now u can transfer files or pics etc.
and if u could not transfer ,open the files in phone and drag the pics or files to pc.
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