From: catwheezel@operamail.com   
      
   On 2013-02-13, faeychild  wrote:   
   > Whiskers wrote:   
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   >> then it is capable of using email and has a web-browser too.  But it   
   >> sounds as though the messages concerned here are "MMS" (multi-media   
   >> message system, which is SMS with bells and whistles).  I don't know the   
   >> details of how that system works, but it's likely that any images   
   >> involved will be encoded in some form that isn't recognised as an image   
   >> file.  One would hope that the phone does offer some means of saving   
   >> such images into a folder such as 'My Files' or 'Picture Gallery' - if   
   >> so, there should be an 'options' menu that can be accessed while viewing   
   >> the message in the 'inbox'.   
   >>   
   >   
   >   
   > There is an excellent chance you are entirely correct. One of the images   
   > did not display just a message about encoding error UTC something I   
   > think.   
   >   
   > And you can shift the images to "My Folder" but  unfortunately it is part   
   > of the email inbox outbox menus and  still inaccessible to down load.   
   > The only option offered is to print via bluetooth which is not a goer   
      
   If the MMS message can be copied into a folder that is part of the phone's   
   email app, then try setting up an email account on the phone so that it   
   can be sent or 'forwarded' to whoever wants it.  With any luck the image   
   can then be 'saved' on a computer where it can be got at by normal image   
   viewer or image processing programs.  (Then delete the account from the   
   phone's email app, to prevent accidents later!).   
      
   Or perhaps the image can be 'saved' to the phone's image folder from the   
   email app, even without setting it up with an email account.   
      
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