From: this@ddress.is.invalid   
      
   micky  wrote:   
   [...]   
      
   > It wasn't easy.   
   > You have to do things in the PC to get it ready to receive.   
   > You have to click on the icon in the systray and then click on Receive a   
   > file.   
   > And they are serious when they use the singular form.  You have to do   
   > that again for each file, although I think you can do several in   
   > advance.   
   > You have to then acknowledge receipt by clicking on Save or browsing to   
   > the directory you want to put it in.   
   >   
   > Sending an email seems easier, and I did that easily from the Text app   
   > recently, but when I tried to do that from the same app before then, it   
   > didn't work, twice, in different ways.   Maybe it didn't work when I   
   > used Gmail and did work when I used my email Fastmail.  Can't keep track   
      
     As you're having so much trouble getting files from Android to   
   Windows and vice versa, I think you should have a look at using Quick   
   Share.   
      
     The Quick Share app should be on your phone (automatically pops up   
   when you select to 'Share' something).   
      
     The Windows companion program 'Quick Share' is documented here:   
      
   'Share files between Android & Windows with Quick Share'   
      
      
     If you can't find Quick Share on your Android device, see the 'Use   
   Quick Share on your Android device' link at the bottom of the above   
   mentioned page.   
      
     Quick Share can share files and folders, so no more one-file-at-a-time.   
      
     Happy Share-ing!   
      
     P.S. Remember your problem getting exported WhatsApp chats to Windows?   
   For me it was just doing the export bit in WhatsApp, select 'Share',   
   select the Quick Share icon with "Frank's PC" and my laptop says 'file   
   received ... in ...\Downloads'. Not very hard, is it?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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