From: faeychild@noname.afraid.org   
      
   Whiskers wrote:   
      
   > On 2013-02-11, faeychild  wrote:   
   >   
   > [...]   
   >   
   >> Linux and the phone both recognise each others device name but I can't   
   >> get pictures out of the phone  inbox.  The only option is "Print by   
   >> bluetooth". The phone searches and fails .   
   >>   
   >> maybe looking for a printer.   
   >>   
   >> Back to square one. I can transfer phone camera files  but not inbox   
   >> images.   
   >>   
   >> The whole arrangement is very irritating   
   >   
   > Perhaps the mobile phone's email software stores messages in some place   
   > that isn't accessible to the user except via the email software.  Does the   
   > mobile phone's email software include a tool to save attachments to   
   > somewhere that is user accessible?   
   >   
   > Perhaps if yoou mentioned the make and model of mobile phone, and the name   
   > of the email "app" concerned if it's a smartphone, someone may be able to   
   > suggest a more specific approach.   
   >   
      
   Technically it's not email. The phone is just for calls; the owner has no   
   interest in internet.  The "inbox"  collects images sent to the phone by   
   well meaning friends.   
      
   After some though.... Without Internet access the images would have to be   
   transmitted through the text system.. Yes??   
      
   It's a golden oldie  Samsung sgh-a411   
      
      
      
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